and i said, when i win an oscar. and i just fled. >> ashley's story appeared in "new york times" three weeks ago. weinstein's lawyer said it was filled with false statements. weinstein provided them with this photo in 1997. >> he put out this picture. he said, shows you were friends. you were fine. you were friends. >> no, that's -- deny, attack, reverse the order of offender and victim. >> ashley pointing to a different picture. >> he grabbed my hand. it's like, the look on my face is abject terror. i can see it in my eyes. >> your elbow seems to be pushing him back. >> it's very, uh, it's very gross. very gross. i feel for that 28-29-year-old woman. >> the actress has a surprising message for weinstein although she wants to make it clear she'll never forgive him. >> what i want to say to harvey is i love you and i understand you're sick and suffering. and there's help for a guy like you, too, and it's entirely up to you to get that help. >> that micks it even more fitting that she wears a bracelet that says unstopp

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i said no when i win an oscar and i just fled. i just fled. >> judd was among the first of many women to allege sexual harassment or assault by winestein and now under investigation for rape in london, new york and los angeles. you can see more coming up at 12:30. >>> the man accused of plotting to blow you have a florida mall is due for a court hearing. and 53-year-old wanted to show his support for isis by attacking the busy food court at the dolphin mall in miami. he was arrested after accepting a fake bomb and they say he is a flight risk and danger to the communities and want him held until his trial. >> president trump is staying tight-lipped on the long secret jfk assassination files. under a 1992 all files hidden will be released. only the president can decide to hold some of them back and both the cia and the fbi have made last minute appeals to keep the files sealed. the president has not said what he decides what could be released is so interesting. >> tonight at 11:00 imagine total strangers calling your cell phone non

but jane's jane, saying that the film could win an oscar.. i was reading ann ebbing dote that her husband, lugeow, was so fastidious about light and how it was shot, that she would say shoot it for science, now they are going back to it, saying look at the film, the pictures, how good they are. i bet he had no why that one day that would be the darling of hollywood, and he could be nominated foran hollywood, and he could be nominated for an oscar. but the pictures of those chum pan zeez, trying to get the bugs out. that is clever than we are. it's been said before. we are back at the same time next week. thank you very much —— chimpanzees. so, we have a second storm named of the season, storm brian. set to reach peak strengths in the next 12 to 18 hours. before it arrives there are windy conditions. gales around the south. heavy rain in the south and more batches of rain pushing through on the southern flank of the area of low pressure overnight and rain in the north. clearer skies in the west of northern ireland and cornwall. temperatures u

and mira sorvino, who an oscar for her role in "mighty aphrodite." >> hi. are you my 3:00?eah, that's right. >> in mira's story to you she was in toronto film festival promoting mighty aphrodite. she had an encounter with harvey weinstein what happened? >> mira sorvino told me that harvey weinstein began to try to message her shoulders, that she was very uncomfortable. he began to try to get physical in other ways. this culminated in her running away from him and in her words him chasing her around a room. a few weeks later when she's back home in new york she says weinstein calls her after midnight -- >> and then showing up at her doorstep. and she talked about not being able to breathe because she was so terrified of his physical presence, of his power to affect her career. she called a friend and said come quick to pose as a boyfriend. she was very, very scared. >> both rosanna arquette and mira sorvino, they do say the feel that their rejection of harvey weinstein led to difficulties in their career paths in hollywood. >> yes. they also felt confident that they were bei

toback who received an oscar nomination for "bugsy" denied the nominations. >>> ashley judd is sharingls of her ordeal with harvey weinstein and sat down with diane sawyer explaining how he lured her to his hotel room 20 years ago and offered her a massage & thfked her to watch him shower. she fled after making a deal with him that she would give in to him when she won an oscar. >> am i prou of that, i'm of two minds, the part that shames myself, says no. the part of me that understands the way shame works says, that was absolutely brilliant, good job, kid. you got out of there. well done. >> what would you say to harvey weinstein today? >> what i would say to harvey is i love you and i understand that you are sick and suffering. and there is help for a guy like you too and it's entirely up to you to get that help. >> judd says at the time she didn't feel powerful enough to come forward and didn't know if she would be believed. >>> a 10-year-old with cerebral palsy could be the subject of a controversial deportation case in texas. rosa maria hernandez was brought to the u.s. illegally

so for example, one of your best known films, reversal of 0rtjune, which the lead actor won an oscar,980 case of the social class envelope who was put on trial for a p pa re ntly envelope who was put on trial for apparently murdering his drug dependent wife. the film is totally ambiguous, talking about evil, we have exactly somebody that is absolutely charming and brilliant and at the same time maybe he is evil and the question is there till the very end and it is part of the suspense of the movie and that is whyjeremy irons was able to do such a great performance because there was this ambiguity at every second. does it matter then if a film based on truth, on fact, does it have to stay true to what actually happened? i'm thinking of the latest movie, for example, victoria and abdul, queen victoria and the relationship she had with her indian muslim manservant, abdul. is it important, do you think, that a film like that should be based totally on what really happened ? should be based totally on what really happened? 0r should be based totally on what really happened? or can itjust u

finally i just said, when i win an oscar in one of your movies, okay? and he was like, yeah, when you get nominated. i said, no, when i win an oscar. then i just fled. which i think, you know, am i proud of that? i'm of two minds. the part that shames myself says no. the part of me that understands the way shame works says, that was absolutely brilliant, good job, kid, you got out of there. it's a very important word, shame. it's a very important thing to talk about. we all do the best we can. and it's really okay to have responded however we responded. >> reporter: she says afterwards she had trouble grasping what had happened. but told her parents enough they could see how shaken she was. and she told other people in private -- agents, actors, people who worked in hollywood at a time when hollywood turned a blind eye. >> if i could go back retrospectively with a magic wand and say, i wish i could prevent it for anyone, always. i don't know that i would have been believed. and who was i to tell? i knew it was disgusting. was i going to tell the concier

. >>> the inspiring message of an oscar-nominated film that resonated so strongly here, now moving women around the worl. >>> and emoji fight. the lengths to which some will go to get their little symbols on your screens. >>> good evening. anytime a member of the american armed forces dies during a mission, the nation mourns and wonders how it happened. tonight there are new questions about the final hours of four american soldiers killed in niger earlier this month. a report in "the new york times" today says the pentagon's timeline where the soldiers were ambushed after a planned visit to a village elder might not be the entire story. they may have been pursuing insurgents in an unauthorized mission before the attack. nbc's pentagon correspondent hans nichols brings us the latest. >> reporter: army sergeant la david johnson was laid to rest this morning near his home in florida. johnson, a 25-year-old father, was killed in an ambush in niger earlier this month along with three of his cam rads. today new and conflicting accounts of what happened during the deadly mission. "the new york

an oscar-winning actress writing a scathing op-ed in the new york coming up. - another big temperature drop next week today: mostly sunny. cool start; warm afternoon. highs: 74-77 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: mainly clear and cool. lows: 43-53 winds: nw 5 to calm saturday: mostly sunny. warm. highs: 76-78 winds: se 5-10 mph investigation now underway after four u.s. special forces are ambushed and killed by militants in niger lawmakers and reporters are questioning how the lawmakers and reporters are questioning how the four soldiers were ambushed by more than 50 militants. officials said the unit did not expect to be in combat. as controversy swirls about this particular ambush, president trump is taking credit for u.s. victories against isis in iraq and syria. president trump went on to claim that the us was losing the war on terror beforehe right now.. loudoun county police are trying to find out who's been using garage door openers to break into homes. nearly a dozen homes have targeted this week. they're all in sterling. at least one house there has been hit every night this week.

so powerful it brought down buildings in an area full of government offices hotels and restaurants police say people are still trapped under the rubble the oscars academy has expelled film producer harvey weinstein he's accused of raping and sexually harassing more than two dozen women including the actresses angelina jolie and gwyneth paltrow winds of up to seventy kilometers an hour fanning the fast spreading wildfires further in the u.s. state of california thousands of extra firefighters and are battling the blazes across northern california forty people have died and more than one thousand have been evacuated as the worst outbreak of wildfires in the state's history. but those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after people in power station thanks for watching by foot. a family business handed down from generation to generation but when this funeral director retires will his son continue the tradition i don't think he was actually before just like i don't feel like i was actually built for a difficult choice for an al-jazeera producer caught between two worlds well it's really fight tending to the dead with the living

this could be one of the last times harvey weinstein will be seen in an oscars red carpet the academy as it's known which hands out the film industries highest award says it doesn't want him as a member anymore this is the first time i've seen them do something like this and it does set a precedent and i ask other questions about you know other members that have had scandals or different pains in their personal lives and things like roman polanski like no gibson like bill cosby none of them ever never came up but it did with harvey and there was tremendous pressure as his power in the movie business has grown weinstein has been surrounded by beautiful people but there's been a series of sexual harassment allegations against him recently more actresses have been coming forward weinstein has apologized blaming his behavior partly on growing up in the sixty's and seventy's when he says the rules about behavior on workplaces were different but the academy of motion picture arts and sciences says the conduct described in the allegations is repugnant appalling and unethical and weinstein mu

. even being joked about at an oscar 's announcement.ons, you five ladies no longer have two pretends to be attracted to harvey weinstein. —— have to pretend. pretends to be attracted to harvey weinstein. -- have to pretend. some of hollywood's biggest names say that they have repelled his advances, when paltrow, angelina jolie, ashleyjudd. three other women have accused him of rape, accusations that he says are totally untrue. —— gwyneth paltrow. his spokesperson said: there are reports harvey weinstein has left america to seek treatment, hollywood and the world is asking how many women have been caused unthinkable pain by his actions. the energy regulator has announced a price cap on energy bills for a million low—income households, saving them on average £120 a year. but a wider cap, proposed by the prime minister last week for millions more customers, is unlikely to happen before the winter. here's our personal finance correspondent simon gompertz. how to put a lid on gas and electricity prices for 12 million households on high, stan

and finally, i just said, when i win an oscar in one of your movies, okay? he was like, yeah, when you get nominated. i said, no. when i win an oscar. and then i just fled. and then i just fled. am i proud of that? the -- i'm of two minds, the part that shames myself says no. the part of me that understands the way shame works says, that was absolutely brilliant. good job, kid. you got out of there. well done. we all do the best we can. and our best is good enough. and it's really okay to have responded however we responded. >> reporter: a message for women across the country, some of whom sent us audio tapes. we promised not to reveal their names. >> i have no face in this. i have no name. you know nothing about me, but i'm still scared, and i can't lose my job. >> we're doing this for her. you know, if this isn't her moment yet, we're helping create the moment when she can. >> reporter: and we had a question for this hollywood star, who says her belief in god is central in her life. what would you say to harvey weinstein today? a surprising answer. she say

eighty one films linked to weinstein's company helped won an oscar those and many others have earned millions of dollars but he's been sacked from the company which bears his name the no formal charges have been brought against him the hollywood star of harvey weinstein continues to fall rob matheson al-jazeera at least forty people are now known to have died in wildfires in the u.s. state of california more than ten thousand firefighters are battling blazes and what is the worst outbreak of wildfire the state's history more than ninety thousand people have been forced to leave their homes as many as six thousand houses have been destroyed since the fires began last sunday. the ancient city of venice is sinking but it's also shrinking it's fifty four thousand citizens steadily leaving complaining that the city's been overrun by tourists past fed up locals are hoping to change that with an empty tourist campaign as charley absalom reports. venice the timeless city that tourists seem to have little time for twenty million visit each year three quarters of them only stay for twenty four

at the box office. >> yes, he had three or four of the top selling movies in history but only won an oscarh schindler's list. schindlers list was a big moment for him in a lot of ways. brought him back to judaism. >> rose: brought him back? he didn't want to be jewish. he was very honest about this in the film. he wanted to fit in and it i had him a pariah, as he said, so he absented himself for a long time and denied being jewish. >> i'm wondering, is the synagogue a good background or is the park a good background? >> stephen said, i feel like i'm directing my first movie, i'm not story boarding anything and i think that the gave him an adrenaline that we all felt the fire and alertness. i've never felt the same level of energy and focus. he seems to breathe cinema. i wouldn't say he's an intellectual director. i think he feels things intuitively and emotionally. >> he was kind of like an abstract painter who has his canvas and has a palette of extraordinary colors but just doesn't know what color to put on that screen first. but once he is committed to that color, he was just firing on

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the movie mogul is expelled from the academy of motion picture the same body that once gave him an oscar for shakespeare in love. i'm welcome to the program all strands of voting in a national election that could swing the country to the right and pave the way for europe's youngest leader polling stations opened a few years ago and the thirty one year old foreign minister sebastian courts is tipped to become chancellor his people's party has taken a hard line against refugees in the run up to the vote is widely expected to go into government with the far right freedom party which has campaigned on an anti immigration anti islam platform. we'll be speaking to our correspondent in the capital vienna in just a moment but first here is how you may gratian has shaped the election. thirty one year old sebastian courts only became leader of the people's party and made since then besides economic reform he's made immigration the cornerstone of his election campaign. we've got the guns and i'm going to strike a very clear path which is going to reduce illegal migration to zero who sets off illega

when i win an oscar in one of your movies, okay. and he was like, yeah, when you get nominated.aid no, when i win an oscar. and then i just, fled. and then i just fled. am i proud of that? i'm of two minds. the part that shames myself, says no. the part of me that understand the way shame works, says, that was absolutely brilliant, good job, kid, you got out of there. well done. we all do the best we can. and our best is good enough. it's really okay to have responded however we responded. >> a message for women across the country. some of whom sent us audio tapes. we promised not to reveal their names. >> i have no face in this. i have no name. you know nothing about me. but, i am still scared, i can't lose my job. >> we're doing this for her. you know, if this isn't her moment yet. we are helping create the moment when she can. >> we had a question for this hollywood star who says her belief in god is central in her life. >> what would you say to harvey weinstein today? >> surprising answer. she says, she'll never forgive what he did to women. but there is something else she m

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had 3-4 of the top best-selling movies in history, and only won an oscar with schindler's list.big moment. schindler's list was a big moment for him anyway, brought him back to judaism. charlie: he had wandered away. >> he didn't want to be jewish. it did not make him fit in. he wanted to fit in. it made him a pariah. he said he didn't want to be a pariah. reason is the synagogue -- i feel like i'm facing my first movie. that gave him an a dreadnought and, that fire, that of alertness. i have never felt the same level of energy and focus. he seems to breathe cinema. i would not say he is an intellectual director p i think he feels things intuitively. -- intellectual director. i think he feels things intuitively. he just doesn't know what color to put on screen first, but once he has committed to that color, he was firing on all cylinders. there was times when he was physically running with that a lot of thee stuff he shot himself with the handheld camera. he would be running saying come on, come with me, come quick. we would be inspired. charlie: he also went and built the studi

he was mentioned in an oscar speech and featured — it was ina oscar speech and featured — it was in a3030 rock, this abuse was referenced. i think a lot of people, well known actresses and actors knew in hollywood what was going on and instead of exposing that they choose to lecture us on lots of different issues from climate change to trump when they knew this person was seriously abusing younger women and it's not just the actors and actresses, will this touch any politician? hillary clinton, for instance, the federal election commission has reported she has taken i. election commission has reported she has takeni. 5 election commission has reported she has taken i. 5 billion in donations since 1999 —— i. 5 million. did the clippen tos know anything, will they return that money and accept money in the future? —— clintons. return that money and accept money in the future? -- clintons. the real question is did he molest women surely, that's the real question. that's a critical question. the second question is who knew? who covered it up and did any politician... they are still allegat

maureen dowd wrote that the actress who won an oscar for that role, quote, put aside her qualms to becomest lady of miramax. now in a leader to the editor of the "times", blythe danner in a letter to the editor of "the times," wrote, quote, i cannot remain silent while maureen dowd disparages my daughter. gwyneth continued to hold her own and insist that mr. weinstein treat her with respect. >> my mom said, laura, that was sexual assault. >> she labeled the unwanted advance assault. >> that was assault. you realize how we have justified and condoned behavior as though it's the norm. >> back to the "me too" movement. it began in 2006 after launched to aid sexual assault survivors in underprivileged communities. >> nischelle turner is also wearing purple today. >> u-n-i-t-y. anna faris looks like she may be moving on from chris pratt. the newly surfaced photos show anna and michael enjoying a cocktail and checking out some games. an eyewitness tells "e.t." it was pretty casual. it wasn't guarded. it was friendly and a bit flirty. she was definitely happy. she met him on "overboard." who is

when i win an oscar. and then i just fled. i just fled. which i think, am i proud of that? that i'm of two minds. the part that shames myself says no. the part of me that understands the way that shame works says that was absolutely brilliant, good job, kid. you got out of there. >> she says afterwards, she had trouble grasping what had happened but told her parents enough, they could see how shaken she was. and she told other people in private, agents, actors, people who worked in hollywood at a time when hollywod turned a blind eye. >> and if could i go back retrospectively with a magic wand and say, i wish i could prevent, i wish i could prevent for anyone always. i don't know that i would have been believed. and who was i to tell? i knew it was disgusting. was i going to tell the concierge who sent me to the room? >> there are photos from that time. the "vanity fair" oscar party. this one released to us by harvey weinstein. >> he put out this picture. he said this shows that you were friends. that you were fine. >> no. that's deny, attack, reverse the order of offender