the jury has already looked at emails that weinstein sent regarding annabelle sciorra. weinstein has denied all allegations of nonconsensual sex. >>> a fiery crash became the scene of a daring rescue in indiana. good samaritans rushed into danger yesterday to save a truck driver's life. adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: as flames and black smoke engulfed the interstate, fire crews raced to the scene. the tanker carrying an estimated 4,000 gallons of jet fuel overturned when the driver crossed the overpass and hit the guardrail forcing the tanker to flip over, split open and explode. >> the tanker looks like it's ruptured. >> once that tanker opened up and caught fire the fuel traveled back on both sides of the bridge. >> reporter: three good samaritans ran toward the wall of fire and rescued the driver before the explosion. alive but in critical condition with serious burns. adriana diaz, cbs news. >>> coming up, emergency landing. flames shoot from a plane when it's forced to touch down without any landing gear. a police shoot out caught on camera. dramatic new video

annabel, who lost her own mother to the disease, discovers the impact on dianne's friends and family,ts others affected by this illness and uncovers the ground—breaking research trying to tackle this forgotten cancer which kills 4,000 women a year. this is bbc one in the north—west. it's not about accepting that dianne's died. i can't do that. you don't think to yourself, i'm going to lose my partner, i'm going lose my wife, i'm going to lose my best friend. you know, the kids are gonna lose their mum. a year ago, ian lost his wife to ovarian cancer, two children lost a mother. and her death has left the team here at north west tonight heartbroken. but we know that sadness is also shared by you. i lost a colleague and a friend. hundreds of thousands of viewers lost a familiar face from their living rooms. tonight, we'll meet fathers, daughters, mothers, husbands affected by ovarian cancer, something which killed my own mum. for it to come back so quickly and to have spread so quickly, she can't get out of bed. and she's taken so much medication. you know, we've had this whole kitchen

. >> annabel!reporter: three-year-old annabel wucinski's father frank worries his daughter could also be infected. >> reporter: they were on one of the evacuation flights from china where the virus killed the little girl's grandfather. the largest concentration of cases outside of china is on this cruise ship docked in japan, where out of 3,700 passengers and crew aboard, at least 218 have tested positive. ken fraser's wife is at a local hospital after showing symptoms. he says concern aboard the ship is growing. >> they feel like they're on a floating petri dish, that the longer they stay here, the more likely they are to get it. >> reporter: today, members of the world health organization are meeting with top tech companies in silicon valley like facebook and google to make sure they're communicating correct coronavirus information. the concern right now? false rumors are spreading on social media faster than the virus itself. norah. >> o'donnell: thank you, carter. late today, president trump go

but annabelle scorria has been brought in.s are actually the ones that deal exclusively only with jessicaman and mariam haley. the verdict form is if you find him this, you go to this count. so it's a lot of if then going on. i suspect we will get a verdict tomorrow in the harvey weinstein trial. >> interesting take right there. annabelle is well known for the "sopranos." these questions that were sent from the jury to the judge, what would they suggest as how they're leaning? >> well, several questions and notes were requested from the court, but they were focusing mainly on annabelle's testimony. the idea that she may be that link that gets the jury to a guilty verdict on the stronger predatory sexual assault charges or maybe it was the weakest link for the prosecution and will result in the lesser offenses. >> very interesting take. thank you so much. we appreciate you being here this morning to break it down. >> same goal, different playbook. >> why russia would support trump and sanders both. we'll talk about this headlin

annabel, who lost her own mother to the disease, discovers the impact on dianne's friends and family,king research trying to tackle this forgotten cancer, which kills a000 women a year. it's not about accepting that dianne's died. i can't do that. you don't think to yourself, i'm going to lose my partner, i'm going lose my wife, i'm going to lose my best friend. you know, the kids are gonna lose their mum. a year ago, ian lost his wife to ovarian cancer, two children lost a mother. and her death has left the team here at north west tonight heartbroken. but we know that sadness is also shared by you.

and as you can see annabelle as they are looking adorable.for being here this morning. frank, this is ed henry. your daughter is adorable. how is she feeling? and what are the doctors telling you right now? >> she's going to be fine. the doctor say so far, you know they did test x-rays and other tests, oxygen level tests, and they all came back normal. so we are just waiting for the cdc to come back with the test results from the virus. >> ed: so she's there because she had a cough. what are you hearing about how long these results, how long will it take. >> last time it was three days and today is the third day so hopefully they will get back to us. >> ed: hopefully you will be getting some good news on that. i know your family has been going through a lot. i know you went to visit your visit your father-in-law in china and he unfortunately passed away. talk about the circumstances. >> i lived in china for about 16 years and about ten of those years was in wuhan. my wife is from wuhan. then we moved across the border from hong kong for work.

south eastern europe bringing that domesticated animals and cultivated plants to be the woman of annabelle as she has been dubbed is now providing new insights into this migration movement the newcomers not only brought a completely new way of life they probably still retained cultural contacts with their roots to the homages of the individual in this grave comes from this generation of migrants just message that doesn't necessarily mean that this woman came directly from the car paid and basin but her forebears did her direct ancestors. let's say her grandparents came from the western carpathian basin to central europe interestingly we also have the string of beads this jewelry which shows us this link for the 1st time this is the 1st time we've seen this jewelry here all. these lines to be fashioned very painstakingly they look like marble and show the fine crossman ship that people were capable of in the neolithic age for the woman who died some 7300 years ago in this small settlement in what is now southern germany they were probably her most treasured possession the fact that she was

. >> reporter: frank and his daughter annabelle were taken to a san diego hospital. >> we haven't been outside in three, four weeks. the baby is stir crazy. >> reporter: on this cruise ship returning to new jersey today more than two dozen chinese nationals were pulled aside to be tested for the virus four were hospitalized out of an abundance of caution. now royal caribbean is banning chinese nationals from boarding its ships, along with anyone who has traveled from or through china within the last 15 days overseas, the situation even more dire two cruise ships quarantined. aboard a ship near tokyo, 61 people tested positive for coronavirus, including 11 americans nbc's molly hunter spoke to rebecca throat swab came back positive, the interview cut short as she was taken to the hospital. >> i'm sorry i have to go >> they are here to take you right now >> yeah. >> reporter: as supplies become scarce, the u.s. is shipping nearly 18 tons of protective gear to china. tonight fear at home and abroad as the virus spreads worldwide. tonight norweigian cruise line has joined royal caribbean i

frank wucinski and his daughter, annabelle, were taken to a san diego hospital. >> we haven't been outside in three, four weeks. the baby is stir crazy. >> reporter: overseas, the situation is more dire. two cruise ships quarantined. still cdc officials say there's no need to panic. >> there's 12 cases of a novel coronavirus in the united states. we're being very aggressiven me. >> reporter: now, the u.s. embassy is not giving us m had health issues. but for now, when we get more information,ir and online. for now i'm live in fairfield. i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. public health officials say people who recently traveled to china are most at risk for getting the coronavirus. there's actually little chance, they say, of catching it here. san francisco city leaders are making it clear that going to chinatown for the chinese new year parade is safe. nbc bay area's jean elle is other live in san francisco, and some of those celebrations are under way already. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. chinatown is ready for crowds tonight. community celebrations kicked of

him guilty that would have required that they believe the story of an actress who took the stand annabel askew aura who allege that she was raped back in the ninety's in her hotel room by having harvey weinstein she testified emotionally before the court very high profile actress who played in the sopranos but her situation occurred in the mid ninety's which is before the statute of limitations so it was quite some time ago and too long ago to bring charges against weinstein for that case in particular but the prosecuting it was hoping that her story along with 3 other women who also testified that they were raped. or assaulted by him would give them enough evidence to convict on this hire charge which carried up to life in prison for weinstein and now he's still likely to do some time and he's not clear of charges either there is also charges pending in los angeles against him. as a result but so not the full verdict that prosecutors were hoping for but certainly some time behind bars is now likely for for this famous hollywood producer and also kristin interesting lee weinstein was fou

first a year on from the death of bbc presenter dianne oxberry, her friend and colleague annabel tiffins not about accepting that dianne's died. i can't do that. you don't think to yourself, i'm going to lose my partner, i'm going lose my wife, i'm going to lose my best friend. you know, the kids are gonna lose their mum. a year ago, ian lost his wife to ovarian cancer, two children lost a mother. and her death has left the team here at north west tonight heartbroken. but we know that sadness is also shared by you. i lost a colleague and a friend. hundreds of thousands of viewers lost a familiar face from their living rooms. tonight, we'll meet fathers, daughters, mothers, husbands affected by ovarian cancer, something which killed my own mum. for it to come back so quickly and to have spread so quickly, she can't get out of bed. and she's taken so much medication. you know, we've had this whole kitchen full of painkillers. it's devastating to know that with the knowledge, we could have done something different. we'll be asking why there's still a lack of awareness, funding and research

why did you think it was important to make this film, ian, with annabel?r than normal. aa abdominal pain and discomfort. and t for changing toilet habits, which would be rushing to the toilet more often. they are all things that as we get older might happen anywhere, which is possibly why lots of women think... exactly. that's the problem with this. that is why we are trying with this. that is why we are trying with our website and our campaign to bring it to the forefront of women's minds. is it mainly older women that are at risk? yes, yes it is. dianne wasn't old, she was 51. no, but menopausal women. cancers wasn't old, she was 51. no, but menopausalwomen. cancers in wasn't old, she was 51. no, but menopausal women. cancers in general are a disease of the elderly but there is a large chance of women falling into that post is —— postmenopausal bracket, like dianne, who we will be trying to talk to, because they are the busy ones with kids and families and other things to do. that was it. dianne was busy all the time, as you know, working here. we had tw

then a few days later annabelle coughed in front of staff.ical tent contacted the cdc and they said that we should go back to isolation at the children's hospital. we stayed there for three days. >> sandra: she seems like she is in great spirits. >> yeah. all the tests came back negative. i think it was -- she was running around. she coughed and they moved us. >> ed: kids go through these kinds of things all the time. the common flu is out there. you have to be very careful. what did the doctors tell you for yourself, your daughter, your entire family moving forward and how to make sure you keep an eye on all of this? >> well, we're meant to go for follow-up checkups at the hospital or with a doctor. so we're looking into trying to get some insurance because my insurance for work, for my job doesn't work in america. so we're applying. hopefully we'll get something. other than that, just keeping an eye on her temperature and my temperature. taking readings every day. but that's basically about it. >> sandra: frank, what do you think when you s

mimi, annabel, and laura marie young who testified this week. >> martha: the defense is about to beginir case. one of the things they'll bring up which is already bring up is that two weeks after the alleged assault, she had consensual why would you do that? >> i don't think she classified it as consensual. she did say she didn't resist, she froze. she is not charged with that. he's charged with the initial act that you described at the beginning of the segment which is essentially that he forced himself on her, that she said no, that she said no, i'm on my period, that he then, and she testified to this, forced her onto the bed and while she is trying to fight him off, pulled out her tampon and orally copulated her. >> martha: some of the details are so graphic and so gross that it's hard to talk about. by the same token, you are the defense, on her behalf, and the defense attorneys are claiming that a lot of the evidence in this case shows that she continually went back to this relationship. their argument is that she was essentially transactional in her relationship with harvey payi

and that they're not unanimous on predatory, and that's significant because they have to believe annabelle'simony, they spent a lot of time on read back. and predatory crimes bring 25 years to life, minimum. 25 to life. that's why state of new york has pressed hard to get those. i don't think they're going to get them, and i think, fred, monday, we'll have a verdict in this case. >> avery, would there be rules that say all or nothing, you have to have decision on all of them? can you only render decision on three, and two you are simply hung on? >> i think so. what it would mean is another trial. i do think i am seeing commentary these are lesser crimes. let me tell you something, if that rape, if the jury buys the rape, that's 5 to 25 right there. excuse me, he is 67 years old. that's a life sentence. also keep in mind, this is very important. there's going to be another trial coming up in los angeles. so the end of the day, i think harvey weinstein knows this is a big, big bowl of trouble. and he is going in monday not feeling the way he felt thursday or before the jury asked questions. >>

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that includes actress annabelle sciorra. she said he raped her back in 1993. that's outside of the statute of limitations but it can show the most serious charge, sexual predatory assault. if convicted he faces life in prison and if acquitted he faces separate charges of sexual assault in los angeles. >> all right, gabe gutierrez, i appreciate it. >>> now another court case in half an hour. we're expecting a hearing in the criminal case of roger stone, the first since all four department of justice prosecutors withdrew from the case. it will be held over the phone and both sides have been ordered to participate. in fact, the judge set this hearing after the attorney general stepped in to overrule a doj sentencing recommend eight. also a group of federal judges are holding an emergency meeting, that's according to "usa today" reporting in an extraordinary move the head of the national association of federal judges said the group could not wait until the spring conference to address concerns about the intervention of doj officials and president trump in politica

and said they were apparently hung on the predator charges, that involved we thought the case of annabellesciorra, the "sopranos" actress, also known for the movie "jungle fever." we're trying to read the guidance as we're talking to you. we do not know yet exactly what the jury has said, guilty or not. again, there was the indication when they said they were unanimous on the three other charges, not the predator charges, that indicated to me that they have found him guilty on at least one count. because to consider the predator charges, they had to find him guilty of the underlying charges, of the main charges. again, some speculation based on the questions that the jurors were asked and were asking of the judge. this is a very, very engaged jury. they were sent doubt as many as a dozen questions. some of the questions to the judge came within 45 minutes or so of being seated as a jury because the case has some very complicated elements. the sexual predator charge, for example, and the fact that there is a case attached to it that is too old to prosecute in its own right. that's what make

.>> the sexual assault charges against weinstein in the case are from jessica mann, annabelle sciorra , former production assistant as well and harvey weinstein has maintained the sexual encounters were all consensual and he has pleaded not guilty to all charges, jury deliberations are expected to begin sometime next week. >>> meanwhile actor jussie smollett has been indicted by a grand jury in chicago after a special prosecutor reinvestigated allegations that he falsely reported being the victim of a hate crime a call back and march of last year the charges against jussie smollett were dropped but then a judge appointed a special prosecutor to determine whether he should face further prosecution a grand jury investigation concluded that jussie smollett planned and participated in a staged hate crime attack and indicted him on six counts of disorderly conduct.>>'s orderly conduct does not sound serious on its face but when the disorderly conduct is making a false statement to a police officer it is a class iv felony carries one to three years. >> jussie smollett is scheduled to appear

i know annabelle if he or as an acquaintance, and it took incredible courage for her in her 50s, decadesc assault, incredible courage for her to come forward. she's not alone, she has millions of women and men cheering her on, and she's not being marginalised in trash right now, she's being treated as a heroin — as she's being treated as a heroin — as she should be. but what was missing was the criminaljustice system behaving appropriately. you had attorneys general not investigating, continuing to cover up. so to finally get a serious conviction, not a trivial one, it will encourage other survivors to come forward. very good to talk to you today, thanks so much for sharing your views with us after those initial verdicts there. thanks so much to naomi wolf. just as we see the live images there from new york, i can tell you the latest from the courtroom is harvey weinstein, the former hollywood producer, will be held in custody. he was put in ha ndcuffs held in custody. he was put in handcuffs and put in custody according to those who are in the court today. just to remind people just joi

and to annabel, also thank you.cannot guarantee any form of safety and once the device had left that yard, if it had done, it was exposing people in the public realm at a busy time and in busy places to huge levels of risk, these people are absolutely callous and reckless in what they have done. in simple terms any device that explodes poses a major risk of killing or seriously hurting anyone in the vicinity and if we look at the plan that may have existed for the vehicle to be transported on a public road you can imagine that on a friday afternoon, friday evening, the roads are very busy, and there are people coming home from school, going to and from their work, socialising, so the potential carnage which could be caused by an explosion of any size is simply quite worrying to contemplate. anyone who plants a device in a public place is reckless as to the consequences of their action and of the potential to kill or seriously injure people in that area, this is an incredibly reckless activity. it is worth rememberin

but first to annabel in salford. what's the situation at the moment in derbyshire?rson is one of the two new confirmed cases of the virus in the uk, bringing the total number to 15. they are being treated at the royal liverpool hospital and the royal free hospital in london. also in buxton a doctor's surgery has been shut. they had a note on the door telling patients to seek treatment elsewhere while it too underwent a deep clean. it's answerphone message says they have a confirmed case of coronavirus. so it's fair to assume this is the same person connected to the school. as for the school, in the school. as for the school, in the last hour or so parents have been told it will remain shut tomorrow as well and they will be an update over the weekend. it has asked parents to be sensitive when explaining to the children why they are not going to school. matt barlow asa are not going to school. matt barlow as a reporterfrom bbc radio derbyshire and he has a child at burbage primary. the pupil didn't go on holiday with the parent. the people went to school on monday and

the trial started with annabelle sciorra who claimed weinstein raped her in her apartment in the '90s. the defense tried to poke holes in her story. film producer said she told him about an encounter but nothing that she told him that was shock. my understanding was that fooled around with him. prosecutors aim to show bias pointing to his long friendship with weinstein including weinstein once paid him $60,000 as a consultant on a movie. attorney gloria allred represents several weinstein's alleged victims. >> the prosecutor sliced and diced him until there was next to nothing left of him. >> it's one thing to be able to defend against one excuser, maybe even two. but really difficult, if not almost impossible to defend against six. >> cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman says the defense will now have to sow doubt into stories of all six women. >> they have to use experts to both show memory could be false, but also that these women have a reason to accuse the way that they did. >> the defense plans on calling a memory expert and others over the next few days. if convicted weinstein

military bases here in the united states, at least nine of the evacuees including frank and his daughter annabelbeen taken to the hospital after exhibiting symptoms. >> we're in this hospital probably for the next three days until the cdc comes back. >> reporter: this morning the first possible cases of coronavirus on board a ship docking in the united states, this royal caribbean ship arriving in bayonne, new jersey with 12 chinese nationals on board. they have been isolated after experiencing breathing problems and other pulmonary issues. the cdc is now rushing to that ship in new jersey to test all the passengers showing symptoms. as for the americans coming back from china, by the end of the day there will be around a thousand quarantined on military bases across the country. cecilia. >> okay, will carr, thank you. we are now joined by karey and roger maniscalco of utah. they are on that diamond princess cruise ship that will was just telling us about. thank you, both, so much for joining us. we cannot even begin to imagine what you have been going through. this was supposed to be a two-week

>> reporter: annabelle sciora and -- appears jury repudiated their testimony.ve any concerns that women will have to endure condemnation, at the hands of weinstein's lawyers? >> i think with regard to jessica mann, harvey weinstein was convicted for rape in the third-degree. miss scio-aa took great risk and was in substantial pain testifying about what happened to her many years ago. i can't look behind the jury's verdicts or how they arrived at that. we have to respect that process but by no means is it a statement against miss sciora or against anything she said in court. joes find away to a solution they believe adequately brings them all together with a you unanimous verdict. in terms of the cross-examination, i think we saw cross-examination of the kinds wave seen for years and years and years. i hope that with this verdict it will become more obvious that those kinds of attacks on on survivors and victims when they're on the stand, making it seem like it is all their fault will be realized as legal attacks that just simply are no longer going to work in t

he is trying to defeat the testimony of one of the state's most powerful witnesses, anna annabell skiorafraid of. she said back in the '90s she said she did a crazy thing with weinstein. do you know how hard it is for rape victims to come forward? the fact that she didn't tell him back in the '90s about the rape p doesn't surprise me at all. he went on to have to acknowledge texts in open court where he pledged his loyalty to weinstein, he also said this is really important, if you had done this to my daughter, i would take you out and beat the s-h-i-t, out of you. he said that to weinstein in open court. so what? it's okay for weinstein to rape these other women but not his, the witness' daughter? that was the torpedo to the defense, a very bad strategy. dagen: nancy, good to see you. thank you so much. i got my southern on, i appreciate that, to wrap up this week. these are important stories and we're grateful you're here to cover them for us. nancy grace. coming up, the latest on the coronavirus outbreak, a cruise ship docking last hour in new jersey where 12 passengers were under qua