ashley: thank you very much, i am ashley webster. stuart is back tomorrow, but here is the big story. the dow, oh, yeah, closing in on another milestone, 23,000. a big week of corporate profits are ahead of us, and any positive news could maybe push it to that new level. the market will open slightly higher, and we could see those fresh records when it does, right now pointing to a jump of about 20 points when we open in about half an hour. there are always, of course, big happenings at the white house. president trump meeting with mitch mcconnell, could be a little frosty, and you can bet he's going to tell him to the get tax reform done, that's for sure. 50 votes is all you need, right? steve bannon declared war on the gop establishment over the weekend. and hillary clinton in response to a question about harvey weinstein says, quote, we have a sexual assaulter in the white house, unquote. and, oh, by the way, her foundation not return weinstein's $250,000 in donations. we'll get into that. big day as always for politics and money.

ashley? ashley: all right, blake, thank you very much.t has been yet another very busy day at the white house. now, while authorities remain baffled about the las vegas shooter's motive, new reports indicate that stephen paddock may have been scoping out other places such as boston and chicago as potential targets for his violent rampage. meantime, the names of the 28 victims are now known, people like 21-year-old jordan rivera, 54-year-old thomas day jr., ordinary people who were plumbers, teachers, fishermen even, some who had scrimped and saved the money just to attend that ill-fated las vegas concert. joining us now with an update on the shooting and what we know or don't know still about the shooter is hillary vaughn who is in vegas. hillary? >> reporter: ashley, police are now getting more information about how the vegas shooter, stephen paddock, may have prepared for his attack sunday night, and police in chicago and boston are now looking into reports that paddock may have been eyeing their cities as well. we now know that paddock

ashley: i love your optimism. carol pepper. >> thank you, ashley. ashley: nasdaq turned positive. another record close for the nasdaq? what about the dow? [closing bell rings] after the run we've had not bad at all. david asman, melissa francis take it over right now for "after the bell." melissa: the dow snapping a four-day winning streak, down about seven or eight points. still settling right right now. the s&p ending down. all major averages up more than 1%. happy friday. i'm melissa francis. >> this shows the market still wants to grow. david asman. happy friday. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers but here is what else we're covering in very busy hour. we have a lot going on. the las vegas police department holding the first news conference nearly two days in this hour. we're expecting to hear new details, breaking details about the motives, background of the sh

ashley: ernie, i have 10 seconds.over all others right now as far as a growth prospect? >> we like financials, ashley, for the reasons that i mentioned about the feds about righting interest rates and about fiscal policy. balance sheets are strong. valuations are very reasonable. ashley: high interest rates will help. [closing bell rings] ernie, thank you very. light the fireworks. record closes for the dow and s&p 500. that is it for the countdown. david asman and melissa francis pick it up. melissa: the dow closing above 23,000 for the first time ever, surging higher, 159 points as we close out. third record close in a row. a new record for s&p as well, but nasdaq, too close to call. i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. glad you could be here. another historic day on "after the bell." more on the new milestone for after the markets. here is what we're covering for you in historic hour. the senate voting on key amendments to the budget bill. this is a major step towards passing tax reform. but do republicans

and six, in the custody of ashley's aunt. c.p.s. pays her $474 a month to help raise the kids. foster care for children placed because of their parents' drug addiction, mainly from opioids, costs ohio $45 million a year. ashley's youngest child was born drug dependent; treatment for such children costs ohio another $130 million a year. >> and they're still supportive of your sobriety, right? >> yeah. very, actually. >> reporter: every week, ashley must attend multiple counseling sessions and get tested for drugs. and for eight months, ashley needed shots of the anti-addiction drug, vivitrol. they cost more than $1,000 per injection. overall, such medications and the counseling cost ohio medicaid $216 million last year. and that doesn't include the costs of ohio's opioid epidemic to its hospitals, prisons and police, or the rising death count. in 2016, 4,050 people in ohio died of overdoses, chiefly painkillers, heroin and fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid. that was a 33% increase over 2015 and a 642% increase since 2000.

>> ashley: yeah, she's flying in. >> abby: great. >> ashley: and here i am, to personally invite you.> abby: well, i will be there with bells on. not literally, unless that's a good look for me. [ both laugh ] and what about dina? i heard there's some tension between you. >> ashley: yeah, we've been having some differences lately. but, you know, she's my mother. so she has to clear her calendar for me, doesn't she? >> abby: yeah. and what about a date for the dinner? >> ashley: a date. yeah. hmm. you know what, i'm gonna get back to you with all the details

ashley: a link between powder. stuart: not over yet. ashley: no.e of the big name technology companies have reversed course. i now see facebook on the upside. i think it's a new high at 176.33. microsoft is now up 12 cents. 77.71. i think that's another win there. ashley: amazing, isn't it? any downturn. especially in tech, people look at it as a buying opportunity. stuart: it was a downturn for the first half hour of business this morning. now a modest upside move for facebook, microsoft, and alphabet. good stuff. the nfl says it will not penalize players for kneeling. the president doesn't like it. we're going to tell you what he said. and trump talks tax reform with brian kilmeade. kilmeade will join us next as well. back in a second . stuart: okay. okay. i know. you put it in my ear. great voice. check that market. yes, still a triple digit gain. 108 points higher. 23,100 already. weekly oil inventory, this is the economic indicator. how much oil have we been using? ashley: a huge draw down of 5.73 million barrels. even more than the anticipate

mike ashley is desperate to sell. in a statement...process will give interested parties the opportunity of deferring substantial payments so that is suggesting payments so that is suggesting payments by a potential buyer, if they are the right buyer, do not need to be upfront, they could be negotiated, and that suggests mike ashley negotiated, and that suggests mike as hley wa nts negotiated, and that suggests mike ashley wants out and quickly. the clu b ashley wants out and quickly. the club could be sold by christmas. we have seen he is a divisive figure, we witnessed protests made by fans over his ownership, what reassu ra nces over his ownership, what reassurances are there that they will end up with anything better than they have already? there are no guarantees and we have seen with ta keovers guarantees and we have seen with takeovers of premier league clubs it can go well but also backwards. if we think of the russian takeover of chelsea, and also middle eastern ta keovers, chelsea, and also middle eastern takeovers, american t

ashley: yeah.ould make the statement maybe he shouldn't have said s.o.b.s to describe players, you can make that claim, but in principle the man is right on this. get politics out. >> the nfl owes the american people a lot. they're a taxpayer-funded organization. they get millions of dollars in subsidies. the military has to pay them to be patriotic. they don't do the things with the military because they volunteer. the military pays the nfl to do these things. they're playing in taxpayer-funded stadiums. the least they can do is respect the fact people want them to stand for the national anthem. you know what? in every area of work there are things we have to do we don't necessarily like. do it anyway. just behave. stand up, and do it. especially if it has nothing to do with the issue they say is police brutality. stuart: before we close, katie, may i ask you, do you remember the crash of 1987? >> i do not. i believe i was in vivitro. not in vitro. in utero. stuart: sorry i asked. >> nice history

6vfz z5yz y26vfy y5yy >> ashley: wow! >> jack: what? >> ashley: these are spectacular!uldn't have. >> jack: i'm already throwing a dinner in your honor. you expect flowers, too? >> ashley: i know. the dinner's more than enough. you're just too good to me. >> jack: oh, finally, the appreciation i deserve. who's the admirer? >> ashley: oh, "congratulations to the cosmetics innovator of the year. from your friends at brash & sassy." >> jack: your friends have a lot of chutzpah. committing cyber theft behind our backs and then smiling in our faces. >> ashley: okay, okay, okay. we said we're gonna put that aside, remember? >> jack: i'll be on my best behavior tonight. >> ashley: okay. >> jack: even be civil with billy. no, tonight's about celebrating you among the people you care about. >> ashley: and at least one person you care about, right? i saw nikki's name on the guest list. >> jack: i hope you're okay with that. >> ashley: you put this whole thing together tonight. i'm gonna quibble with you now? besides, i told dina she could bring graham. >> jack: you w-- why would

. >> ashley: wow! >> jack: what? >> ashley: these are spectacular!ou shouldn't have. >> jack: i'm already throwing a dinner in your honor. you expect flowers, too? >> ashley: i know. the dinner's more than enough. you're just too good to me. >> jack: oh, finally, the appreciation i deserve. who's the admirer? >> ashley: oh, "congratulations to the cosmetics innovator of the year. from your friends at brash & sassy." >> jack: your friends have a lot of chutzpah. committing cyber theft behind our backs and then smiling in our faces. >> ashley: okay, okay, okay. we said we're gonna put that aside, remember? >> jack: i'll be on my best behavior tonight. >> ashley: okay. >> jack: even be civil with billy. no, tonight's about celebrating you among the people you care about. >> ashley: and at least one person you care about, right? i saw nikki's name on the guest list. >> jack: i hope you're okay with that. >> ashley: you put this whole thing together tonight. i'm gonna quibble with you now? besides, i told dina she could bring graham. >> jack: you w-- why

ashley: 19 -- stuart: back in the -- well, -- [laughter] ashley: no, it is bad. all right. we're out of time on this subject. and we will be back. ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone . stuart: almost 12:00 noon eastern time on a wednesday. that means we're roughly halfway through the week. and what a week it's been on wall street. up 152 points monday. up another what, 80 points yesterday. up another, wt is it w? 20, point now. at 22,674. thiss tonishing. e stock in particul, pay attentio to this,eeks a was at 33. no they're at 43. that's a gn , wh, a third, in three weeks. you've never seen that before for a stock like general motors. there you have it, what a performance. neil, it's yours. neil: and they're all going driverless, right? stuart: so they say. neil: i don't know, i don't know. i'm not there yet. stuart: nor me. neil: thank you, my friend, very much. we're waiting for the president due to arrive in las vegas shortly. meanwhile trying to get more details about the shooter's girl

>> ashley: are you associated with him? because if you are, i don't want you anywhere near my mother. >> graham: let him do his job. >> ashley: i'm not letting you near my mother. >> graham: this is dina's private personal physician. he has -- >> ashley: i am her daughter. i am the one who has say about her medical care. please, back away. we need a doctor! where the hell is a doctor? >> graham: do you want your mother to get the best care or not? >> dr. hummel: ma'am, there is no time to waste. i'm familiar with your mother's medical history. i will take excellent care of her. you have my word. >> ashley: okay! >> dr. hummel: we're good? >> graham: we're good. go. >> ashley: yes! go! mother, jack and traci are on their way! we're gonna take good care of you, i promise. you! get the hell out of here. >> graham: i'm not going anywhere until dr. hummel informs me about her condition... >> ashley: you are leaving now! >> graham: ...and ak

is it a case for the fans anybody but mike ashley?” league.it needs to be the right investor. no point somebody with no money coming in. the infrastructure, the stadium, the training it is there, they just need the stadium, the training it is there, theyjust need the money to inject into the team. i'm not saying it's a bad team, butjust to get newcastle it's a bad team, butjust to get n ewcastle u p it's a bad team, butjust to get newcastle up and challenging for trophies, up in european competitions. they need a huge investment. it won't happen overnight. fans need to be patient. if rafa benitez is given the right backing i don't see why not. mike if rafa benitez is given the right backing i d owned e why not. mike if rafa benitez is given the right backing i d owned newcastle viike if rafa benitez is given the right backing i d owned newcastle for! if rafa benitez is given the right backing i d owned newcastle for ten ashley has owned newcastle for ten yea rs, ashley has owned newcastle for ten years, has he damaged the club?|j don't know. t

>> ashley: a date. yeah. hmm.now what, i'm gonna get back to you with all the details as soon as i have them, okay?

>> ashley: are you associated with him?se if you are, i don't want you anywhere near my mother. >> graham: let him do his job. >> ashley: i'm not letting you near my mother. >> graham: this is dina's private personal physician. he has -- >> ashley: i am her daughter. i am the one who has say about her medical care. please, back away. we need a doctor! where the hell is a doctor? >> graham: do you want your mother to get the best care or not? >> dr. hummel: ma'am, there is no time to waste. i'm familiar with your mother's medical history. i will take excellent care of her. you have my word. >> ashley: okay! >> dr. hummel: we're good? >> graham: we're good. go. >> ashley: yes! go! mother, jack and traci are on their way! we're gonna take good care of you, i promise. you! get the hell out of here. >> graham: i'm not going anywhere until dr. hummel informs me about her condition... >> ashley: you are leaving now! >> graham: ...and we make a plan of action based on her diagnosis! >> traci:

ashley. ashley: blowout number.e surge in september. 667 on annualized basis that is up 19% in the month of august. highest level in 10 years. the biggest month over month increase in 25 years. so a huge surge, which is great. we know there has been real restriction in number of homes for sale in the housing market. this is good sign. another indication of the economy moving forward. stuart: wow, seeing banner up 18.9% compared to august. that the is huge. ashley: august was impacted a little bit by the hurricanes and everything like that. whatever, this is huge number. stuart: breaking news. lots happening this morning. here we go. gary cohn, he is president trump's top economic advisor, he is trying to get support for the tax plan. what's he saying? liz: meeting with 46 house republicans. it is mad dash for the budget. all about the state and local tax deduction. these blue state republicans want to keep it. the plan may be, only get to take the state and local tax deduction if you make up to 400,000. if you're ab

tonight, a conversation with ashley judd. just weeks before she became part of the "the new york times" report about the sexual -- >> one person you won't be just weeks before she became part of the "the new york times" report about the sexual misconduct of harvey weinstein, we sat down with the talented actress to discuss her role in conversation with ashley judd coming up in just a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> so pleased and delighted to have ashley judd back on this program. the talented actress has joined season two of the epix series "berlin station." before our conversation, let's take a look at a clip from the new season. [ speaking foreign language ] >> one person you won't be seeing on the news is neo-nazi bad boy otto ganz, whose many ties with right-wing hate groups have had him on the german watch list since the beginning of the refugee crisis. intel suggests that gerhart and ganz are looking to swing the election by violent means to a substanti

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ashley: yeah.art: they put up strong subscriber growth yesterday, 5 million new people coming on board. they were up earlier, now they are just about dead flat. we will see how that pans out. lots of big names reporting profits today. goldman sachs, johnson & johnson, morgue anticipate stanley, all of them coming strongly. all of them on the upside. market watcher, one of many, actually. [laughter] stuart: these profits, they are looking pretty good so far, what say you? >> they are looking very strong specially from the financialses like goldman sachs, morgan stanley, jpmorgan last week. look at netflix, stuart, netflix came out with a great number on the subscriber growth, but look at how much money they are spending more content, $4 billion. now -- stuart: 8 billion next year. mike: as they keep spending money for their content and disney is stepping away for own streaming service, i would be careful with netflix. i would not be a buyer at these levels. stuart: may i add something that liz has b

>> ashley: i don't know, jack but maybe he wants a chance to gloat.f you find them, would you? oh, my god. ♪

nearly 20 say it happened to them before ashley judd walked into his hotel room. even for a famous actress, speaking out is a decision steeped in fear. she and the other women unsure if anyone would believe them, or care. >> i made the most important decision i'll ever make years ago, which is to turn my will in my life over to the care of a loving god. and it was like, i'm so taken care of. i'm totally going to do this. i also talked with my dad. when i talked with my mom, i told her what i was thinking about doing, and she said, go get him. >> reporter: mom would be naomi judd, who with her daughter wynonna was already part of a legendary singing duo. but the youngest daughter ashley says she had a different idea she got in her banged-up car, left kentucky, to act. in hollywood she says she got some small parts. then larger ones. and she got the attention of one of the reigning titans of the business, producer harvey weinstein. he had called, wanted to talk to you. had you heard anything about him? i mean, heard to be wary? >> no, i had not. no, i had no warning

. >> ashley: jack! where is he? >> jack: he's gone. he must have moved her before he came to talk to us. >> ashley: he's still playing games with us. >> jack: no, that's what he does. he plays games. that's what he's always done since he weaseled into our mother's life. >> traci: okay, let's not jump to worst-case scenario. >> jack: no, i'm basing this on facts, on what i've seen him do, what i've heard him say. he's a time bomb. you saw him at ashley's party. >> traci: i admit, he is unstable, but we're in a hospital! maybe the nurse or the doctor has taken our mother off to get more tests done. let me at least check it out, okay? >> jack: i'm gonna see if graham is still in the hospital. who are you calling? >> ashley: i'm calling graham. >> jack: you think he's gonna pick up? >> ashley: i don't know, jack, but maybe he wants a chance to gloat. call me if you find them, would you? oh, my god. ♪

ashley: controversial going in.born out of podcast, very edgy, sporty but the material is not politically correct. it airs once. maybe this isn't something that we should be associated with. one of the female anchors on espn which had had own trouble with getting into politics, questioned on air why they are associating with this barstool brand and aired for one episode and they said, no, sorry. i think it's just another misstep from espn, they knew what they were getting into and they pulled back. stuart: lizzie, was it -- liz: reports saying that he called a female anchor a blank absolute. horrible statements like that. stuart: if you do that, you're gone. as far as i'm concerned, you're gone. ashley: they shouldn't have touched it in the first place. stuart: another misstep, why on earth did you put it on the air? why would you do such a thing specially given your situation right now with all the trouble that you've been having? liz: more statements like that that came out. stuart: i think we are in general agree

ashley: big deal.tuart: tesla was down 6 bucks, they will open up 5 bucks this morning because of the news from china, i guess that's it, yeah. singer justin timberlake will perform in super bowl 15 years after janet jackson wad robe malfunction. stadiums looking kind of empty, sure looks like people are fed up with players getting political. there's the empty seats. that's really isn't and the president has been tweeting about that this morning, you'll hear about it. the u.s. air force making much-needed updates to his base as north korea continues to threaten the united states, four-star retired general jack keane with us next. and the president maybe facing a primary challenger in 2020, is that guy, billionaire mark cuban, if he runs he will run as a republican, this is varney & company. investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding t

ashley: no, i don't think so.tioned pelosi, three democratic leaders have been around forever, combine 90 years in congress, nothing wrong with experience. look where the party stands right now. the republicans are in the house, senate and oval office. tim ryan got a lot more votes than people realized. i think it's absolutely necessary for the democratic party to get fresh flood or new ideas. liz: or else they will pull more back to radical left. i don't think they have the wherewithal to push back. they tried but they are being swamped. you need to get fresh blood to take them on toe to toe. that's the way to bring it back to be your parents' democrat party. ashley: i'm quite happy with the current leadership of the democratic party. lever it at that. stuart: tropical storm nate turning deadly moved off to the gulf coast of mÉxico, 22 people killed in central america. could get stronger before it hits our shoe -- shores. janice dean, she's next. stuart: where is the price of oil this mourning? it is down signifi

tell me, ashley.ey: penny per ounce charge that was put in place, the board, it hurt sales, no doubt for the merchants who constantly lobby for this, upset it went into effect, went to effect last december, there were so many lawsuits which was allowed to go in effect two months ago. the money, it was mostly about health. it was all about raising money through taxes and eventually the cook county board said, this isn't working, repeal the whole thing. they were hoping to get 250 million-dollar a year, gave up. stuart: set back for the food police. good. president trump is going to sign an executive order on health reform today chipping away at obamacare. dr. mark seigal is with us, principal component of executive order is it would allow plan to cover less than the broad mandate of what you've got to cover under obamacare, skinny plans will be allowed, what say you? >> exactly right, stuart, that's a huge advantage. that would allow small businesses to group up and make associations and have things th

ashley judd telling her story.r first television interview since going public with her claims against harvey weinstein. in many ways, her allegation helped ignite a firestorm. now more than 65 women have come forward and she spoke one-on-one to our diane sawyer. good to see you. >> great to see you, robin. you're exactly right. it kind of lit a fire across this country among women of all professions, every part of the nation. when they heard the story of ashley judd and the women in hollywood and the man who was standing at the gateway of their work and their dreams. >> reporter: ashley judd who says for the women who came forward, it's not about fearlessness, but taking action despite your fears. well, here we are. did you ever imagine a day in which so many people would be talking about something inside you for so long? >> well, first of all, i'm very blessed to be here and i know that so thank you and i didn't expect that i would feel tearful but it's been an absolutely tremendously moving 2 1/2 or 3 weeks. >> r

>> back to ashley for a second. ashley, can you tell our viewers how far from normal, how far off plumb this is? >> well, this is a white house press corps that at this point doesn't startle or surprise particularly easily. but there is, as you just rolled that montage, sort of a surreal quality to all of this, just the barrage and the onslaught and the type of questions they're being asked, and the extent to which the white house press secretary is having to, in public, sort of litigate half-truths, mistruths, and as you heard in one of these questions, something that has come up repeatedly in the briefing room, the president is saying something we know to be factually untrue about the tax rate, and he continues to repeat it. so it's odd. >> jonathan lemere, this is why i love the journalists we get to talk to here tonight. you wrote about the iq comment, trump on tillerson, the remark landed with a distinct hint of malice. the truth is, for as many words as this president knows and uses, he never says anything by

goodbye. [ sighs ] >> ashley: jack. >> jack: good morning. >> ashley: hi. so i spoke to the pilot.standing by. >> jack: i told you last night. i am not walking away from dina. >> ashley: even if she wants you gone? >> jack: she doesn't know what she wants. >> ashley: i was under the impression that she very clearly chose graham over us. >> dina: oh! there you are!

ashley: no, mls. if we performed well in the world cup, that draws interest to major league soccer. without that, more tune into european soccer, especially english premier league soccer. that is shame. ashley: can we not run the video anymore? stuart: i'm afraid another hour to go. ashley: awful. awful. stuart: next case, california wine country, overtaken by wildfires. not under control yet. we'll get the view from the ground right there. only 33 legislative days left on the calendar to get tax reform left. 30 days? more on that in a second. ♪ stuart: justin timberlake, thank you very much. we start out like this most days on the stock market. a modest gain, often turns into significant gain by the end of the day. i'm not making that forecast. i'm simply saying we're up 12 right now, 22,842. in a moment, seconds from now, we'll get latest how much oil we have got in storage and how much we have used in the latest reporting period. haven't got number for you yet. i'm seeing oil virtually unchanged ri

more from ashley judd, one-on-one with diane sawyer.r allegations against harvey weinstein. one of the first women to come forward. >> what would you say to harvey weinstein today? >> the surprising and emotional answer she gave to that question. >> do you think this is the moment? >> this is the moment. >>> a life-saving diagnosis that was almost missed. the personal struggle for jill goodacre and harry connick jr. how doctors missed shied breast cancer and the caught it. ♪ the eye of the tiger >>> and get ready to meet the weight loss warriors. all part of a secret facebook group, their membership stretching coast to coast. 52 men who together have lost 4,000 pounds. their leader going from this to this. and wait till you meet the rest of them. >> i've lost 170 pounds. >> i'm down 198 pounds from 500 pounds. >> their incredible transformations as we say, good morning, america. ♪ ♪ you're going to hear me roar >>> we cannot wait to share that story coming up. yeah, thankful thursday. or happy friday eve. >> i like friday eve. like you

charles: a tragedy, thanks, ashley. company has told multiple news agencies that it suspended roy price after allegations of sexual harassment. lance, could this hurt the company particularly with the original content push? >> i don't think so. i mean, obviously they moved swiftly here and took action. i don't know the details of the case. price is somebody who comes from entertainment industry, disney am nation, i think, before joining amazon, moved up through amazon ranks to take over this part of it. at one point he gave interview where he talked about the different cultures between hollywood and amazon and i think that that's really what you have here, is that, you know, this whole big story with weinstein seems to be about the hollywood culture. maybe beyond that, but i don't think and i certainly hope it's a pervasive culture at amazon. he flew in coach for a big trip, you know, business trip with amazon which would have not been the case when he was at hollywood studios. charles: when it comes to streaming stuff,

ashley: great.resentative jordan was a terrorist as legislator, going back to his days in the ohio house and senate. a terrorist. a legislative terrorist. let's bring in author of government gone wrong, kirsten tate. what are your thoughts. john boehner unloading? >> how dare john boehner attack very people who are doing what he was supposed to be doing all those years in washington, d.c. john boehner is the definition after swamp monster. he caved to obama and democrats over and over again, letting down conservative voters. now he has the nerve to attack conservatives like jim jordan, who are doing what they were voted in to do, which is fight for conservatives? it is pathetic, how he was voted speaker of the house is beyond me, charles. charles: kristin, it is interesting. knows how delicate things are right now. he knows how hard the mainstream media is pushing back against president trump and everything he is trying to achieve. why would he chime in on this? seems so unbecoming, particularly for

>>> tonight, how ashley judd says she fought up harvey weinstein. her first interview since her takedown. her surprising message to him now. >>> then, stars finding love at "saturday night live." ben affleck did it. so the scarlett johansson. now em fa stone. >> there are parties, awkward hookups. >>> why 30 rock is red hot with romance. >> i want my little girls to have this on share shelf. >> why. >> that's keeping it real. >>> brook shields, the grandma? >> i was like, oh, my god. >> how her real life besty shocks her on the set of "svu." >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> ashley judd was one of the first actresses to share her being harassed by harvey weinstein. now in her first tv interview, she goes indepartment and the emotion of having nearly 50 other women going forward. >>> i didn't expect that i would feel tearful, but it's been an absolutely tremendously moving two and half or three weeks. >> she says weinstein pressured her in a business meeting in her hotel room two decades ago. she tells diane sawyer he suggested massages and th

it covers all 2100 flights from around the world entering the very day. >>> for the first time ashley judd is talking publically about the allegations she made against harvey winestein. that he offered to give her a massage in his hotel when she arrived for a business meeting. >> he came at with all of think other stuff. i said when i win an oscars in one of your movies okay. >> he said when you get nominated. 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 assassi

ashley: yes.set up triage outside of the las vegas strip. ashley: yeah. stuart: from there, the, there was a lot of rumor and speculation at the time of the shooting. people were, there was rumor there was more than one shooter. not true. ashley: right. stuart: there was a rumor other hotels had been affected by this. not true. ashley: typical what happens in situations like this. complete confusion and chaos. people were running for their lives. the fear in your brain, starts to wonder what the heck is going on, with regard to other hotels, more than one shooter. how does anyone know for sure in a situation like that? stuart: indeed. what we do know, las vegas, the strip was immediately shut down. there was a lockdown of hotels. you couldn't get in. you couldn't get out. ashley: right. stuart: they cleared the strip completely and of course it has still not returned to normal. how could it? liz: the scene of this horrific outrage, ash, and i are tracking reports, the wounded were carried out with

well good afternoon ashley you know the victims who were slain in sunday's concert you can see support for them all across town here in las vegas as for the survivors they're speaking out and they're sharing their stories as they heal from the physical and psychological scars. concert goers will running for cover as the shots ring out because you're going to make it like he's not shooting with you know like he has an automatic rifle like those shots don't stop you don't hear that it's like being in a word about. i've never heard of. of five hundred people getting into giving shop before other than the civil war i mean i know it's probably the greatest tragedy in american history now i mean other than nine eleven matthew edwards of san diego was visiting vegas for a week of fun but was obsolete devastated when he found out exactly what happened at the jason aldean concert sunday night his friend went and was luckily a survivor yes and she was there the concert she was calling on of the bleaches bleachers and she got a couple stitches last night she was at sunrise hospital. and we were t

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze.hit a power pole causing smart meters to explode in nearby homes. >> happened in discovery bay. laura anthony is live to show you how widespread the problems became. >> reporter: hi dan. power outage affected about 3,000 customers here in eastern contra costa county. forcing closure of a school for the day but power surge surprised and frightened some customers. >> pretty good explosion. heard from inside the house and pieces looked like they went eight to ten feet. >> explosion, pg&e smart smeert. cause a truck accident. >> medic 54, it is a big rig into a power pole. occupant is out. >> starte in discovery bay, leaving the pole and power lines teetering precariously. the high powered transmission lines at top of the pole came into contact with the residential lines blow. >>it

ashley johnson has the full story. ashley, what do you got?alloween costume of a wall that you can order on-line at party city have many people fired up with the national retailer. the adult costume with youthline of bricks and the words the wall mentions nothing about president donald trump's immigration poll sown the description and but many people took to twitter expressing their thoughts. really? really at party? i a build the wall costume? another serious user tweeted if i see anyone wearing the wall costume, they are warning you are getting punched like hard. the majority of the people i spoke to on the street say they don't support it. >> ma'am, i wouldn't get it. that is my opinion. the thing is, be like leading with the kids and what they are looking up to and seeing the adult walk around on the wall, it is something that would be looked upon. >> i mean some people may find that offensive. i done really think it matters. maybe you don't have to be if you don't like it. reporter: others argue it refers to the wall album cover. now part

he does another. >> i am ashley johnson, reporting for chasing news. >> thank you, ashley. >> all right. i want to bring back our a plus panel. an immigration attorney. thank you for sticking with me. jim mcqueeney from "new jersey now" good see you and bobby, i want to start with you. sheol willing oliver was one of three members of the assembly out of 90 to vote for what has been called the boycott sanction of israel. i think it is clear to see she is anti-israel and may impact. what do you think? well, i don't think it is clear she is anti-israel. the vote was to create panel to look at companies in new jersey that may be part of the vbs movement and may not be a part of thes have movement so more about creating the panel who is doing kind of unvest sewing don't think against israel in ann woo. jim, a couple of hot button issues. you have oliver in trouble over the comment and the visit to cuba where the whole cop killer convicted fugitive in cuba, now you got this potential of anti-israel sentiment out there. does it hurter? >> it doesn't hurt her at all. by the way, i went to cuba.

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ashley johnson has the full story. ashley, what do you got for us? >> a morris town new jersey elementary school canceled the halloween parade in consideration of students who don't celebrate the holiday. the thomas jefferson elementary school principal notified parents about the decision on letter. the school would not give as you copy of the letter. students reportedly may wear the costumes and they will spend the day solving puzzles and playing bingo the district superintendent did not return the phone calls but said the principal made decisions after conversation with students, parents and other leader. the superintendent was quoted saying it was not based on any parent's complaint ap look at how kids could be included in all celebration. american see you col he guest spoke about the decision. >> so it seems like the old saying and many outrage. to take that a little further but basically saying it is everyone involved then no one will be involved. >> another example of a we're on halloween the nnacp has called for halloween display in galloway t

johnson reported for two centuries. >> thank you, ashley.et's bring our panel to break this down. i am joined by franklin, the chief district of staff. >> it is good to see you, all the way from nashville. >> thank you for having me. >> joe, let's start with you. this is a very difficult story. >> how real is a? >> it's very real. when i first heard about it i went through a range of emotions and it's heart wrenching. and then i thought this girl at the age of 20. >> there are people that they are trying to live up to things with. there are certainly anorexia and weight issues and these things happen all across the board. >> everything i do on camera is related to the 10 pounds heavier. and so we are all sensitive. everything is so visual. and it's everything. just the everyday person that is not trying to do this as a career. it is tough. >> do you know of this decision? this guy represented the family in the karen ann quinlan family. and then she ended up living for many years after after they took her off life-support. >> it is probably t

ashley webster's here.are at the break from the gate go, is the market telling us that corporate profits are going up, looking good still in the future? >> is it that they're down, business optimism through the roof a record highs. consumer optimism is up. the economy is on fire. job numbers in september nothing short of incredible. we will do fine. >> job numbers in september were incredible. >> the survey you are looking at, the business survey doesn't count you as employed if you don't get a paycheck for that week. restaurant closed, nobody there for a week. the survey does come as employed even if the business closes. we added over 900,000 jobs. labor participation rate went up. the unemployment rate went down. the use six rate went down over percentage point in the percentage of the population of 60.4% hasn't been that high since the first month of the obama administration. stuart: this is the rodney dangerfield market. >> that's exactly right. markets looking good. >> i'm seeing a lot of optimistic si