annette is in frankfurt and can tell us what to expect from the ecb meeting today. it will definitely be a balancing act for mario draghi >> yes, it will be definitely a balancing act for mario draghi what he does not want is a tightening of financial conditions and perhaps a rise in interest rates on the market, because that would dampen financial conditions in the eurozone for what to expect, i'm joined by the managing partner. let's talk about your expectations for today's meeting. >> i think the ecb will enter into more gradual tightening they will try to avoid the tapering that's been something draghi has been afraid of given that he's not exactly convinced that the economic recovery is sustained, and he will be, you know, quite a bit reluctant to call it a taper. >> what do you think we'll hear in terms of run rate per month and also length when it comes to the extension of the program >> i think it will be more gradual. probably from 60 billion a month current time to 40 billion, 30 billion for an additional year so an extended period of quantitative easing s

because of everything that it's had an impact on fresh annette although not that serious these people are a variety of cattle and who are not keen on how i see spanish unity. of one of their own in all this punk. many economists already agree that uncertainty about the ultimate status of catalonia will take a heavy toll on the region. the machinery the premises and other assets will stay the workforce to. what will change is future investment. it will disappear because we will no longer be able to give investors legal security access to capital and the european dimension. still jose maria mean well and millions of his fellow catalans believe the only way to a better life is through complete independence from spain. for years the people of south sudan have suffered from the consequences of civil war food is scarce supplies barely enough to feed an undernourished population more than a million children are going hungry. honey has been waiting for this moment for six weeks. she's walked four hours from her village to the refugee camps inventive to get food to feed her family. i'm very gr

catalonia as tug of war over independence the company is behind two of the region's iconic brands fresh annette and co don't you are considering reregistering elsewhere in spain. at first i thought independence was a good thing. but now they're making it so difficult really i don't know if my vote was good or bad. just gone for senate and my very companies like fashion that and cotton you are pretty thick by that don't affect me so much to be on. the banks. too big banks have already relocated away from catalonia at least on paper spain's fifth largest lender sabba del and its third largest bank like catalonia as winemakers they fear that if the region split from spain they'd be cut off from the security of e.u. law and they'd be out of the euro zone. to a country that has declared independence at least from the e.u. yesterday the british prime minister told the parliament in london that the ball was now in the court but many banks in london are not waiting to see what will happen they are already moving their european operations to cities like frankfurt here in germany so they can keep access

catalonia many mid-sized companies are considering the move to theme a sparkling wine producer fresh annette is among them. i proposed to the board that we relocate our headquarters should there be a unilateral declaration of independence fresh and it is determined to remain in the european union. that stance often does not go down well with customers in catalonia the home of spanish sparkling wine. because of the version that it's had an impact on fresh anette although not that serious these people are a variety of cattle and who are not keen on how i see spanish unity. of one of them on the other spun. many economists already agree that uncertainty about the ultimate status of catalonia will take a heavy toll on the region. the machinery premises and other assets will stay the workforce to. if it will changes future investment. it will disappear because we will no longer be able to give investors legal security access to capital and the european dimension. still jose maria and millions of his fellow cattle lands but leave the only way to a better life is through complete independence from

today the big focus is europe, finance and the budget with that, back to you >> all right annette, thankou very much for wrapping everything up for us. i see you tweeted a picture of all the buses that will be shuttling the lawmakers around berlin that was quite interesting. a record number of lawmakers there. >>> let's move back to the u.s u.s. president trump says a popular tax savings deduction will not be curbed to pay for tax cuts lawmakers had proposed the idea of shrinking the tax break for the 401(k) tax retirement program. president trump tweeted there will be no change to your 401(k) this has always been a great and popular tax break that works and it stays >>> president trump is urging china to increase pressure on north korea. previewing the trip, a white house official said that the president will tell his chinese counterpart, xi jinping, to ensure implementation of the u.n. security council resolutions against pyongyang. trump will also visit japan and south korea in what will be his longest foreign visit yet. >>> figures released yesterday showed that china's exports to no

because of everything that it's had an impact on fresh annette although not that serious these people are a variety of kind of lines who are not keen on how i see spanish unity. of one of them on the. many economists already agree that uncertainty about the ultimate status of catalonia will take a heavy toll on the region. the machinery the premises and other assets will stay the workforce to. what will change is future investment. it will disappear because we will no longer be able to give investors legal security access to capital and the european dimension that it would. still jose maria mean when and millions of his fellow catalans believe the only way to a better life is through complete independence from spain. so some want independence want to chase away business others argue it would be good who's right we asked veldts from the us and on a center for international affairs if he agrees with the catalan president namely that companies moving their headquarters out of the region will not hurt the local economy no i don't share with the right i mean on the one hand side he's right

annette magnus-marquart executive director of the battle born progress.we end today's show where we began the week -- in puerto rico. doctors say the island's health system remains crippled two weeks after hurricane maria hit the island, leaving more than 90% of puerto rico without electricity and half of its residents without drinking water. that's, at least according to , statistics published by fema on wednesday. but on thursday, fema removed data from its website about access to drinking water and electricity in puerto rico from . democracy now!'s juan carlos davilla is on the ground in puerto rico. and this week he managed to make it to the island of vieques, to speak with residents of the area that the u.s. navy used as a bombing range for decades. since the 1940's, the navy used nearly three-quarters of the island for bombing practice, war games, dumping old munitions, an and napalm. the bombing stopped after campaign of nonviolent civil disobedience. among those like that arrested was current congressman luis gutierrez, he got arrested twice in vi

annette nicole brown plays his mother on the show and the comedy was not meant to be art imitating life but a powerful message for viewers. >> not a response to anything happening in the nation but perfect it was to come out now, when a novemberis gets a position he is not ready for but has a heart for people. i think that is what it happening in the nation. courtney cares about people and wants to do good. i think that is when magic happens. when your goal is to do good for people you can't help but win. >> and an all new episode of the mayor airs tonight at 9:30. after new episodes of the middle and fresh off the boat and blackish. and stay tuned for "action news" at 11:00. >>> quick check of the forecast before we go. >> a nice afternoon just chilly and make sure you have the sweatshirt or jacket handy. highs only in the low 60s the northern and western suburbs. 61 in philadelphia and a lot of spots and there. and down the shore about 62 degrees, sunny and cool and chilly again tomorrow morning but tomorrow afternoon the mile air comes back. >> all right thank you. >>> that will do i

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budget aims to reverse this trend by setting the stage for progrowth tax reform to lower taxes by annette $1.5 trillion over ten years. these reforms, if done right will boost investment, boost wages and boost productivity at home. progrowth tax reform should reward hard work, reward savings, encourage investment. it should broaden the tax base streamline our tax laws, and limit government distortion of market-based decisions. the text policy should provide for a globally competitive corporate tax rate in an international tax system that does not penalize u.s. companies. it's no secret the policies influence the everyday dollars and since decisions of individuals and small businesses. they help drive decisions as whether to work an additional hour or invest in capital. this is why economic experts know that potential growth should always be considered when talking about tax cuts. the joint committee on taxation states that tax policy can directly influence the level of labor supply, physical capital and technology in an economy, by changing the after-tax returns to certain economic activi

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the agency is goal is annette's well when foot companies provide farmers with low cost seeds and undertake to buy the resulting harvests effect prices. of vegetable altered you saw in the dong way has a very committed to the project and its own interests. we support their production and we encourage them to produce more so than they were to sell to us over the years we have seen that there is an increase because the previous year we bought about a thousand times but this year we've been able to buy about fourteen thousand times the company makes coconut oil from the seeds mostly for the domestic market it's also committed to sustainable production he did the entire production chain from the sowing of seeds to the bucklin of oil in malawi now if we are going for just the who are located we could hear more demand from the oil since going by the smaller the farmers right here i'm not out before bush said when the prices that were the point that i might be deferring would certainly welcome a boost to his earnings last year his struggle to sell his tobacco harvest where advisers help him with h

. >> reporter: department of justice attorney conor mulroe and mississippi district annette williams.we're a small branch office in mississippi. everybody's like what the heck are you doing in mississippi with this stuff? >> reporter: what the team discovered loads of other victims across tyf and girlfrie. >> 360 e-mail accounts. >> reporter: a virtual network of american e-mules as they describe them. trapped by this romance scam and other methods. and she says those mules were then 145ird by the entire nigerian organization. >> do you have somebody thi mo this package for me? and they'd say sure. >> reporter: investigators say the victims unwittingly helped carry out a bunch of moneymaking schemes like cashing fake checks and shipping goods bought with stolen credit cards. and ultimately wiring the laundered money back to africa. >> it probably moved through four different hands before something went overseas. >> reporter: investigators spent years tracking down the criminals behind the con. and that's when they found the real sam west. unknowingly mixed up in this scheme. >> i was

catalonia many mid-sized companies are considering the move to famous sparkling wine producer fresh annette is among them. i proposed to the board that we relocate our headquarters should there be a unilateral declaration of independence freshen it is determined to remain in the european union. that stance often does not go down well with customers in catalonia the home of spanish sparkling wine. because of the version that it's had an impact on fresh anette although not that serious these people are a variety of kind of lines who are not keen on how i see spanish community. of one of their own egos punk. many economists already agree that uncertainty about the ultimate status of catalonia will take a heavy toll on the region. the machinery of the premises and other assets will stay the workforce to. what will change is future investment. it will disappear because we will no longer be able to give investors legal security access to capital and the european dimension. still jose maria mingle and millions of his fellow catalans believe the only way to a better life is through complete indepen

weinstein's wife has announced she's leaving him and sat she was heartbroken for her husband's annette's fictive weinstein's himself go into rehab. for more on this story let's bring in interest in a cush she's a hollywood correspondent in los angeles thanks for being with us first off the former presidential candidate hillary clinton has condemned weinstein now he wasn't only a major contributor to her campaign he was also a bridge to other hollywood donors as well yeah i mean hillary is sick and shocked and appalled and everybody drops him now you know he has really no friends left he paid about forty five thousand dollars or so for her presidential campaign in the box one point five million also they say for the democratic party the republicans are happy they are so happy that they chump on the fact you know that he was a democratic supporter and for trump this whole story is a gift from heaven you know a shocking story about a bully and womanizer to use a nice word for predator you know but on the other side of the political spectrum ok now it's interesting we're also getting on conf

. >> reporter: 64-year-old annette pelaez of boston is still paying about $300 a month for the loan she took out 20 years ago to pursue graduate degrees in american studies, a loan she expects to be paying for another ten years. she worked for nonprofits serving children and the elderly, but her income never reached the level she had hoped. >> i'm making now what i made in the '80s. i'm making about $42,000 a year. >> reporter: so when you went back to grad school, you assumed you'd be making a lot more money than that? >> oh, yes. absolutely. i mean, if i was making that money with a bachelor's degree in the '80s, i assumed that, you know, with a master's, i'd do a little bit better. >> folks with student loan debt typically save less than folks without student loan debt. and then, once they're in retirement, if they are repaying loans, certainly that is a liability that they wouldn't otherwise have to pay for when they're on a fixed and limited income. >> reporter: because of her debt and the high cost of living in boston, pelaez says, she has little retirement savings. she recently r

announced this week one of his recent new york times magazine pieces is being turned into a film starring annette bening. tonight frank will be in conversation with he and i who was one of the most frequent guest on this stage and her capacity as an author and journalist and podcast host is the author of the amazing book the end of men and the rise of women and the co-host of the npr show about the invisible portions that shape human behavior. please join me to welcome frank and hana. [applause] >> hi frank. before we get going they're making it possible for me to order anything from amazon without feeling incredibly guilty or liking my mom's facebook. >> you should not feel guilty about that you should not feel guilty about by my book on amazon either. [laughter] >> one thing to want to get out of the way people perceive the book is dark which i did not perceive it that way at all. i see is a slap in the face with the sense we have been breeding is there without thinking about it and you just make us aware of the ideology it could have some poison so it is critical. >> guest: yes. there is a dar

luciano, annette to climactic way of unraveling this crisis.kets are returning to normal. geopolitics has a very short shelf life. fundamentals in europe. >> i'm not sure about what has a short life were not but the fact particularonia in this was known to be a red herring for quite some time because the region is extremely split between independent this and unionist's. last ditch desperate act. it's a very difficult situation. tos difficult for catalonia exceed with more than 50% of the people or around 50% of the people are not convinced about it. it's a very wealthy region and wealthy people don't want to put too much at risk. we don't see violence, we don't see major shocks, that is good for market. would you consider this -- wouldrussian mark you consider this resolved? will have a runoff election in december so for these next couple of months this will not determine anything. to put it into the geopolitical is a threats through this whole story that indicates geopolitical instability. are in favorntists of the european union. nobody wants

she's annette -- and she's accused of driving under the influence in connection to yesterday's crash. a 10-year-old girl yesterday afternoon near the intersection of 8th avenue and east 16th street. >>> police in danville are looking for a driver who crashed into two cyclists and drove away. it happened around 2:00 this afternoon on diablo drive. two of the cyclists were hurt. one of them had to be taken away in a helicopter. police say there's no indication it was intentional, but they do want to speak with that driver. >>> good news for drivers in san francisco who travel on the busy road across from glen canyon park. crews work to stabilize the hillside to protect against rock slides. you'll remember a small rock slide happened there last january. the road was closed around 3:00 this afternoon forcing cars to turn around and buses to take another route. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11 a call for unity tonight from five ex-presidents calling for for hurricane relief. >>> and in the north bay a t-shirt company owner drives 11 hours to help fire victims. >>> clear tonight but warm

financial institutions like i shot down utilities company guys not true and sparkling wine maker fresh annette spain's economic minister blames the cattle and regional government for the exodus the population is growing uneasy still he's not afraid of a run on the banks. out there that's the two dollars catalonian money institutes are both protected by the safety mechanisms of the european central bank the spanish guarantee fund and the federal government and that's why we don't think there will be any limits on the money that the customers can withdraw. the firms pulling out site turnover as their main reason for departure with spain their most important market they fear a cattle and declaration of independence could lead to the country boycotting kettleman products independence for catalonia could have a detrimental effect on the ailing spanish economy to catalonia is the industrial heartland of spain the region generates a fifth of the country's economic output. chinese economic growth slowed in the third quarter six point eight percent slightly down on target for the year still it comes wi

our media partner the bay area news group reports her name is annette keselowski.ccused of driving under the influence. police say she hit a 10-year-old girl near the intersection of 8th avenue and east 15th street. she's accused of leaving the scene. police say she was arrested a short time later after hitting a parked car. >>> police in danville are looking for a driver who crashed into two cyclists and drove yesterday around 2:00. a silver ford suv was headed north when he slammed into the cyclists, two were hurt, one air lifted for treatment. there's no indication it was intentional but police want to speak with that driver. >>> the owner of a t-shirt company drove 11 hours to help victims of the north bay fires. x-treme aparel in arizona is selling #sonomastrong hats and t-shirts with proceeds going to recovery in the bay area. the owner donated $200,000 worth of unsold shirts along with baby items, school supplies to fire victims in sonoma county. he's encouraging others to step up and give back as well. >> raising money and trying to raise awareness that it

according to the skap tall in annapolis annette box of pasadena is scheduled for a plea hearing in december. she was arrested back in december after authorities say she was taking precipitation opiates out of police station drop boxes. prosecutors believed the thefts occurred over two-year period of time. >> an ice detainee sentenced to 16 months in prison yn for high profile escape in dulles. mendez tried to flee while being transported to ice facility for deport taix. last month he pled guilty to charges for assaulting and impeding transportation officers for immigration enforcement and thaet led two hour manhunt. >>> and it's going to be a few more days before hundreds of residents can return to apartments in bethesda. a saturday fire at the promenade apartments on p puxhill road forced more than 1100 people from the complex north tourer. 18 people were injured and we're told the fire started in electrical room and caused about a million dollars in damage. >>> kicking off the week at the white house president trump welcomed prime minister of singapore. >> and focused on tax reform and an

our media partner the bay area news group reports police arrested 35-year-old annette koslowski for driving under the influence. they say she hit the child and is accused of leaving the scene. police say she was arrest add short time later after she hit a parked car. >>> some good news for napa residents this morning and it's not fire related. the city plans to take the nearly half million dollars the state will give them for the new road maintenance fund and use it to fix 15 miles of streets in six neighborhoods. according to napa valley register the streets targeted for state funding serve neighborhoods north and south in the napa valley commons. the new road maintenance fund was created by higher fuel taxes and vehicle registration fees. >>> california is joining 18 other states to protect health care subsidies. the move lawyers will take today. >>> plus, some of the youngest victims of the wildfires. how the community is coming together to help them be kids again. >>> looking live outside this morning with abc 7 now. ♪ that one. this. that one. ♪ ♪ >>> let's talk temperatures on this mo

our media partner, the bay area news group, reports her name is annette koslowski. she is accused of driving under the influence in connection with friday's crash. she hit a little girl at the intersection of eighth avenue and east 16th street. she is accused of leaving the scene short of after hitting a parked car. >>> police in danville are looking for a driver who crashed into two cyclists and then drove away. it happened around 2:00 yesterday afternoon on diablo road near clydesdale drive. a silver suv was heading east when the driver crashed into the bicyclist who was going in the same direction. one was hit, the other hand had airlifted for treatment. police want to speak to that driver. >>> on campus a man attempted to sexually assault a female jogger in the hills above the school. this happened thursday night around 7:00. abc 7's lonnie rivera reports the victim fought back. >> it's rather shocking but kind of out of the ordinary. >> reporter: a campus warning alert notified uc berkeley students about an attempted sexual assault on a woman jogging along the

our media partner the bay area news group reports her name is annette keselowski.ccused of driving under the influence in connection with friday's crash. oakland police say keselowski hit a 10-year-old girl near the intersection of eighth avenue and east 15th street. she's accused of leaving the scene. police say she was arrested a short time later after hitting a parked car. >>> police in danville are looking for a driver who crashed into two cyclists and drove away yesterday around 2:00. on die ab dale road. a silver ford suv was headed north when he slammed into the cyclists, two were hurt, one air lifted for treatment. police say there's no indication this was intentional but they want to speak with that driver. >>> the owner of a t-shirt company drove 11 hours to help victims of the north bay fires. x-treme apparel, based in arizona, is selling #sonoma strong hats and t-shirts with all the proceeds going to fire recovery here in the bay area. co-owner steve donated $200,000 worth of his unsold shirts along with baby items and school supplies to fire victims in

drunk and running down a little girl in oakland is scheduled to visit judge tomorrow. 35-year-old annette kozlowski had a blood-alcohol content higher than .08. when she hit the franklin elementary fourth- grader near the school on friday, the girl suffered multiple broken bones. kozlowski fled the scene but only made a few blocks before she crashed into a parked car. she is now facing multiple charges including hit and run and dui. she was arrested on another dui charge takien august all driving -- back in august. >>> opening statements begin in a san francisco murder case that has drawn national attention. was a garcia is accused of killing 32-year-old kate steinle on san francisco's pier 13 in july in july 2015. he was wanted for deportation by federal agents at the time. according to the mercury news, three immigrants are among the 12 jurors selected in the case. >>> a picture of president donald trump is prompting some heated debate at a southern california elementary school because of where the students put it. >> reporter: this scarecrow is scaring up a lot of controversy in this p

tax professor annette knellen satisfies a too big a cut especially for young people. >> it's just not enough to be realistically saving for what you would need. >> on monday, president trump tweeted that the 401(k) was safe. now republicans say a cut may still be in the works. investors of all ages we spoke to say they're concerned. >> i just think it would hurt a lot of people my age moving forward for retirement. >> it would be horrible. because that's you know what we don't have pensions anymore we rely on that. >> i max out the 401(k). i wish it would be higher honestly. i'm concerned. >> professor knellen says save now you'll thank her later. >> this is the retirement savings should be encouraged for a day as people live longer they need more more in the retirement savings. >> now there is another tax proposal to watch. especially for those of us here in california. a plan to eliminate a did he ducks of what we pay in state and federal taxes from the local tax bills. keep you posted. >> thanks scott. >>> up next ban from twitter the two news outlets targeted by the frist company.

the bay area news group reports police arrested 35-year-old annette kosslowski. she hit the child near 8th avenue and east 15th street. is accused of leaving the scene. police say she was arrested a short time later after she hit a parked car. >>> this morning the search continues for the passenger involved in a high-speed chase through three east bay counties. abc 7 news informs swas in police tried to stop the stolen car. the driver rammed a police car, then his passenger jumped out and ran away. led officers on a chase. he ran the wrong way and hit a car on 580. no one was hurt. >>> hi, let's start with temperatures around san francisco. micro climates this morning. 58 in sunny side. 54 at ocean beach. crissy field and bayview at 58. the maria 59. everyone else, glenn park, 61. financial, 65 to the ferry building, 60 downtown. petaluma and american canyon cooler at 50. we have 52 right now walnut creek and palo alto. pittsburg and pleasanton, 56. 51 in santa clara. up near the hills in saratoga, 64 degrees right now. a look at 217 where it's clear this morning

annette sosa and jose dylan remain in critical condition. they're the only two who survived the rampage in edgewood. one of the people killed was this man. he lived in arlington and commuted two hours every day to get to work. his family says he often raised concerns about the suspected gunman's hostile mood. >> he would come home and mention that he had a rough day at work with this person. tragic that this happened to my family. it had to be him. >> investigators say the suspect radee prince shot and injured someone in delaware before he was captured. >>> want to go to chris lawrence at the live desk at 5:07. what's new about the controversy in the nfl? >> the president is now asking for signatures. there's a new petition on the internet. take a look at this. anyone who supports standing for the national anthem should sign it. the trump make america great again committee posted the petition. it's probably a response to the not to require players to stand. yesterday the president tweeted, quote, too much talk, not enough x. stand for the na

annette benning saying this has to stop. >> i hope it's a tipping point. all these women have been brave enough to come out and speak i respect enormo enormously. >> reporter: former vice-president joe biden weighing in. >> this long pastime for the powerful men in hollywood to speak up, to be strong enough, to say something. >> reporter: it appears the movie mogul is preparing for potential criminal charges. by adding lawyers to his team. while the company he founded with his brother bob issue as statement saying the allegatio s against harvey weinstein came as a quote utter surprise ". >> the claims somewhat contradicted by the reporting of the new york times which broke the original story. the times now saying the weinstein company was aware of cements being made with women at least are a far back as 2015. >>> in los angeles, jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority. let's take a live look at wildwood right now. do you think it's a beach day, iain? >> not for me today. >> not so much. >> it is objection and all. >> i know. >> m

>> that is annett ethics quest and they mentioned this is normal for high-ranking officials to take thisport they are able to say this is within the law for government transitions. they don't say how many people are doing it, how much it cost, necessarily, or what the point of it was, but they made clear this jet travel charter habit sort of started back then. >> ben, good to talk to you. thanks for joining us. >>> we'll have special live coverage of president trump's announcement on the iran deal. stay with us. one more thing i want to do, we got monumental americans. here on "velshi & ruhle," we've been introducing you to monumental people. today i want to introduce you to civil rights activist mary mccloud bethune. they are considering putting a statue of her to replace a confederate general. she was born to parents who had been slaves. she started a school for african-americans in daytona beach. she became an action figure as a member of franklin roosevelt's so-called black cabinet. she was the only founder of the adviser to five american presidents. she died in florida and was known

annette is in frankfurt with instant analysis this is all fairly strong data a day ahead of this crucial meeting from the ecb that would in a way justify tapering, wouldn't it? >> of course in looking at the german economy, tapering is justified if we would set the monetary policy for germany, i think we had taper quite for a long time already. let me run you through what we're hearing from the ifo institute. i think all the insecurities surrounding the outcome of the german election has gone people are investing people are optimistic about the future the expectation component is always very important. and that this has risen and about the expectation showing that there is a general belief that germany as an economic haven is intact and that the growth story is intact also given the current political uncertainty as we are not knowing where that coalition is not heading to i think the political uncertainty coming out of berlin has been digested already with investors. and everybody is confident they're getting their abilict together the german ifo is also saying the german economy is powe

stars like annette benning are saying enough is enough. >> is an important moment and may be a turning point. i hope at the tipping point. the fact that all these women have been brave enough to come out and speak, i respect and are mostly and i am glad that they are getting a lot of support. >> with the nypd now asking other alleged victims of weinstein to come forward, the movie mogul is preparing for potential criminal charges by adding lawyers to his team. while the company he founded with his brother bob issued a statement saying essentially they knew nothing "the weinstein company's board of representatives are shocked and dismayed by the recently emerged allegations of extreme sexual misconduct and sexual assault by harvey weinstein. these alleged actions are antithetical to human decency. these allegations come as an utter surprise to the board. "that claim of utter surprise and somewhat contradicted by the reporting of "the new york times," which broke the original story. they are now saying that the weinstein company was aware of settlements being made by harvey weinstein wit

took off after the crash but she was arrested later, not far away from the crash scene. 35-year-old annetteries of charges, as for the victim she is listed in critical condition. >> guards at fulton state prison killed an inmate as they tried to break up a fight. this happened friday in the yard. the department says two inmates armed with stabbing weapons attacked a third man. the prison said guards tried to use pepper spray before firing warning shots. the shots hit the two inmates, 38-year-old jamie died and the other inmate is in critical condition. >> this weekend, volunteers are coming together to help out their neighbors. this is part of a project called rebuild my block. it helps elderly and low income homeowners with improvement projects. yesterday, about 15 neighbors built a fence and one yard and made other home repairs there. they did work on about 10 homes in the area of third street and lasalle avenue. >>> it is week seven of the nfl. the 49ers are still looking for their first win.>> i can feel it. >> we will have a preview of this afternoon's matchup against the cowboys. >>>

>> annette has had an impact on my style over the years. yeah, i think so.d? >> that's a loaded question. >> oh. >> i'd like mike to have new pj pants. he knows this. >> that's indoor style. what about outdoor style? >> i like his style. >> you do? >> yeah. i call it the consultant uniform. jeans and a blazer. i say, you look so cute. >> joel dresses love jocks. i love his look. >> it's good. deborah does a great high-low. she can wear the designer stuff but also the average clothes. >> that's good. >> mix and match. >> exactly. >> a potpourri of style. >> when in doubt, rent the runway because you can send it back. >> a lot of product placement in carson's commentary. love it. >> brands. >>> pop start. >> lots to get to today. we'll start again with "sex in the city" and the drama unfolding over the cancellation of the third film. we mentioned this yesterday. garson firing back at kim cattrall over comments she made about the cast mates, calling the relationship toxic. he tweeted, dear fans, because i'm toxic, i'm going to negotiate a contract for six month

cara delevingne was saying she, too, was assaulted by harvey weinstein and other big names like annetteing this has to stop. >> it's an important moment and maybe a turning point. i hope it's a tipping point. the fact that all these women have been brave enough to come out and speak, i respect enormously and i'm glad they're getting a lot of support. >> there is a lot of talk here in hollywood, as you alluded to, bill, this is just the tip of the iceberg. there may be more to come on harvey weinstein, there may be a lot more to come on other powerful male executives in hollywood over the last couple of decades. >> bill: what is the likelihood of charges in a case like this? >> certainly harvey weinstein appears to be preparing for the possibility of charges. he has hired at least one high-profile criminal defense attorney. so he may be preparing for it. we also know that the new york police department -- and remember harvey weinstein spent a lot of time in manhattan -- is looking into his entire background now. is asking other potential victims to come forward. so he is getting ready fo