we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thing. >> there is no such thing. >> we are talking about the weather in a daily or weekly cycle. there is no relationship. i have heard it's hot or cold weather or rain. i'm not sure which is the myth. >> how about time of day? >> yes. it happens when it's least convenient. when it happens people say we w

♪ the movie's success led thurman to reunite with the director and executive producer harvey weinstein for kill billnd 2. her role as beatrice kiddo, strong woman was box office gold that brought in more than dla 300 million. but behind the scenes, thurman is now revealing in a "the new york times" article, her relationship with harvey weinstein had become toxic. he used to spend hours talking to me about material. this was my champion. i was never any kind of studio darling. he had a chokehold on the type of films and directors that were right for me. thurman accuses weinstein off taking her years ago at a london hotel. he pushed me down. he tried to shove himself on me. he tried to expose himself. he did all kinds of unpleasant things. when accusations against weinstein first broke in october, thurman initially stayed silent. in late november sheaf wished instagram followers a happy thanksgiving but cryptically included you, harvey and all your wicked conspirators. a spokeswoman for harvey weinstein said, weinstein considered thurman a colleague and friend. he acknowledges making an awkward pass 2

to be fair and shine a light on this let's shine a light on steve winn, roger ailes, and bill clinton and harveytein. let's be equal and fair talk about helm who use their position to abuse women, whether rob porter or bill clinton, it's wrong. >> do you agree with that? >> this shouldn't be partisan issue. about you talking about the president of the united states and what least done and his staff has done over the last week, they have validated miss con exceptions about domestic abuse and made people believe that victims should not be believed. that if you are a man who has a good pedigree, you are not capable of this. so a lot of irresponsible actions, not just rob porter, obviously that is abysmal. but beyond that how they are handling has flown in the face and been offensive to advocates. >> i agree. the white house needs to message way better and the president. and i hope and believe that he will. and i hope that we'll get back to the great things that he's doing for this country and get beyond this issue. >> steve and jen thank you for speaking from the hafrmt it'sea. >>> outfront democra

harvey weinstein. >> it appears that bill cosby thinks he is far from finished. but he should know that we are also far from finished with him. >> you were voted most persistent in high school. >> i was. >> reporter: persistent is perhaps the perfect word to describe firebrand attorney gloria allred. >> women depend on me to be strong. >> reporter: her lifelong feminism now the subject o of a highly touted new netflix documentary, "seeing allred." you say early in the movie there's a war on women. >> there is a war on women. and it has real-life consequences. >> reporter: a lot of your critics say oh, she's so theatrical, she's looking for the spotlight. >> i do believe that women must have a voice in the court of public opinion. so i make no apologies about that whatsoever. >> reporter: she says she resorts to public shaming because for many of her clients, including dozens of bill cosby accusers the statute of limitations means they've missed their day in court. >> at first i was not going to get involved because i thought it's too late for me to file a legal c

success led thurman to reunite with director quentin tarantino and executive producer harvey weinstein for "kill bill 1 and volume 2. her role as beatrix kiddo, a strong powerful woman was box office gold that brought in more than $300 million. but behind the scenes thurman is now revealing in a new york times article the relationship with harvey weinstein had become toxic. thurman accuses weinstein of attacking her years ago at a london hotel. when accusations against weinstein first broke in october, thurman initially stayed silent in late november she wished instagram followers a happy thanksgiving but cryptically included "except you, harvey, and all your wicked conspirators." a spokeswoman for harvey weinstein released a statement saying weinstein considered thurman a colleague and a friend. he acknowledges making an awkward pass 25 years ago after misreading her signals. but follows by saying her claims about being physically assaulted are untrue. in a statement to cbs news harvey weinstein's attorney accuses uma thurman of embellishing what happened and says they will carefully exam and invest

the house passed an 81 billion-dollar disaster relief bill, not just to help the victims of hurricane harvey, but also the victims of hurricane maria and the virgin islands and florida and in puerto rico as well. then there'she the wildfires and the mudslides out west. $81billion was appropriated by the house of s representatives and it has been sitting here since december with no action whatsoever. why? counted up as another hostage of this unrelated immigration issue or the desire to just force us to spin our wheels and not get things done. i don't understand it. if i do understand it, i don't like it one bit. >> the first rule is when you find yourself in a hole, quit digging. that's the only wayco to get a different outcome, but our democratic colleagues insist on continuing to dig. i would like to speak briefly about the ongoing border security and daca negotiations. that's an issue that's important coming from the state with the largest, border with mexico where we see firsthand what the, impact is of illegal drugs, trafficking in human beings and just the failure of the federal govern

. >> "kill bill" star silence about her own allegations against harvey weinstein. >> that behavior hasn a blind eye it to it. that's obvious. >> it's not just hollywood. brotopia is her book. >> it is systemic. industry-wide. sexual harassment is a problem. and seeping into every workspace. >> the first ceo of a publicly traded company has resigned, casino mogul steve wynn calling it quits at nguyen resorts after allegations of sexual misconduct. for decades the glittering lights ever the las vegas strip made brighter by steve wynn and his iconic properties. >> i'm steve wynn and this is my new hotel the only one i've ever signed my name to. >> the bell adjectiagio,mirage,g monuments to creating a pivotal roll of the resurgence of the strip. >> when i was a kid in 1952 f came with my dad, guys wore cowboy boy boots, romantic freedom, eight or nine motels and you could ride a horse to the edge of the strip. >> now the 76-year-old real estate developer is resigning as chairman and ceo of the company. >> you think of the company you think immediately steve wynn he's the business guy who p

remember, folks, they campaigned with bill clinton, they partied with harvey, they ridiculed paula jones, and 20 to brodrick it, and they look the other way when it was occurring for years because it helps them professionally, personally, politically, or all three. it was only when rose mcgowan exposed the truth about one scene that stars are, producers, directors, and even hillary clinton or forced her to issue there late in the game denunciation. and it ditto for conference my congress. it was not until reports emerged of the settlements paid to those accused. and by the way, while we are on that, he was forced into retirement over harassment allegations. he was that way for your, and everybody knew that. so i ask you, if these democrats care so much about women, especially vulnerable young women, why didn't any of them speak out? we all know why. now, this is really good. even a supreme court justice seems to be hopping on at the bandwagon, citing a toxic testosterone filled atmosphere for hillary's election laws. >> i think it was difficult for hillary clinton to get by the macho atm

whether we're talking about harvey weinstein or bill clinton or steve winn or rob porter, two "d"s, two "r"s. there is no -- i would say all four of the people i just named are reprehensible and terribly abused women and used their positions of four do so. that's a terrible thing. >> was roy moore reprehensible? is roy moore reprehensible? >> yes. yes -- well -- before i just -- >> the truth just came out but donald trump defended him. >> how do you not know the facts -- you know the facts on harvey weinstein but you don't know the facts on roy moore? >> well -- fine, i'll concede that. i haven't looked into that enough. my point is -- >> you didn't look into roy moore and the allegations against roy moore? >> there are republican and democrat men who have been abusive of their position of power clearly to women and it's reprehensible in every single case. that's not a partisan issue. >> steve, i think that -- i think that the fact that it's not a partisan issue is exactly why it's confusing why you're defending donald trump. >> that's right. >> because part of what you just said earlie

bill." for largely ignoring harvey weinstein's pattern of abuse.as tipped off by a howard stern reader. >> i think what surprised me was just how cavalier tarantino was being. i think we definitely see the hypocrisy in the apology now. >> reporter: she's heartened that more people are listening to the victims in the wake of the "me too" movement. >> i think me too is a good thing where we can like have solidarity for each other. the shoes have been on the other foot now where i'm shown sympathy and roman's the monster. >> reporter: polanski fled to france in the late 1970s. his lawyers tells cbs news polanski regrets his actions and has apologized to geimer. he believe that ran -- tarant o tarantino's comments reveal a misunderstanding of the topic. tarantino has not responded to our request for comment. and this is a case where i think he should have just stayed away from that. >> exactly right. i know it was done many years ago, but there's just no excuse to say what he said about a 13-year-old girl. no 13-year-old girl is that mature and knows w

filed a suit against harvey weinstein, his brother robert and the company itself the suit alleges that executives and the company's board failed to protect employees. more than 70 billd harvey weinstein of sexual misconduct he denies those allegations. >> it's a group of investors but snyderman's lawsuit has the allegations on hold. in the statement, weinstein's attorneys told cnbc that we believe a fair investigation with mr. snyderman will investigate that many of the -- the dow and s&p are coming off the worst day in years mike, we know that there's corrections and there's bear markets. >> yeah. >> i guess we could do a study on how many bear markets there have been and how many corrections there have been and if there's been twice as many corrections as bear markets, then you come to the conclusion or three times or whatever -- >> yeah. >> -- that not all corrections lead to bear markets. >> that's absolutely true. >> probably most of them don't. >> i think 1/3 of corrections have ultimately gone into a bear market you're kind of fouled up if you go way back in the '30s because you were up and down 20 all the time the weight of the evidence says this is a nasty

bill. thurman released the footage telling the new york times, tarantino promised her the stunt would be safe. in the same article, thurman accused harveyin of sexual assault. ♪ what should i do >> the closing credits of kill bill volume 2 show uma thurman's character driving down a road. but this reverse angle was never seen until last week. the silent video shows the her drifting off the road and smashing into a palm tree where she suffered a concussion, damage to her knees and permanent neck injury. her director, quinton tarantino seen checking on her. she said she was nervous about shooting the scene furious tarantino promised the car was fine. >> people familiar with his work, would find it plausible in a tempting to see the vision through he may play fast and loose with certain details. >> in a new interview with deadline hollywood, tarantino denies betting angry but the decision to do the scene is beyond one of the biggest regrets of my career. it is one of the biggest regrets of my life. a trust was broken. thurman tells a time she considered suing but harvey weinstein studio miramax would show her the footage if she signed a do

these allegations against harvey weinstein but also talking about her experience after that when she went to make the kill bill films which of course he made. too? two. you think it is quite telling that she carried on working... if you are a 20—year—old and you have no money and no reputation than i can see you would but she is uma thurman, she has made quite a lot of money, been married to a film star, the idea that you would then carry on working... how do you keep that, have ukip being at the top of the game and getting those starring roles unless you keep going? lots of people happy. what is still to talk about but we are out of time i'm afraid, that's it for the papers. thank you, dharshini and eve. next it is the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? we had a new version ofjourney‘s end. helen mirren in winchester, the ghost story chiller. and an oscar—nominated denzel washington in roman] israel, esq. journey's end, is it a tough watch? i was very impressed by it, it is directed

and one of the producers says that quinton used harvey as executive producer in "kill bill" in a moviehat symbolizes women empowerment, and they all walked in because they felt it was a person of empowerment and not to be put in a position that he would do something illegal to you, but they do. >> and so this is one more woman coming forward in the metoo movement that is creating a ground swell. >> and what does harvey weinstein say? >> he is becoming more and more aggressive from the attorney to respond to these women. this is what weinstein's camp says, because he has a number of lawyers saying, that mr. weinstein acknowledges makeing awkward pass at ms. thurmon, and after a flishtious exchange in paris for which he immediately apologize and deeply regrets. however he her claims about physical allegations are untrue. and this is the first time this has come to light. and so, it makes he think that there is a shift of strategy in weinstein, because the numbers are now in the dozen, and high into the dozens of women accusing weinstein of assault or harassment and he is remaining appare

these allegations against harvey weinstein but also talking about her experience after that when she went to make the kill bill she carried on working... if you are a 20—year—old and you have no money and no reputation than i can see you would but she is uma thurman, she has made quite a lot of money, been married to a film star, the idea that you would then carry on working... how do you keep that, have ukip being at the top of the game and getting those starring roles unless you keep going? lots of people happy. what is still to talk about but we are out of time i'm afraid, that's it for the papers. thank you, dharshini and eve. next it is the film review.

say you had a wonderful piece in "the new york times" about your experiences with harvey weinstein, on the set of "kill billeen so wonderful how people are speaking out about their experiences in this moment we're having right now. and i just wanted to thank you for doing that as well. >> well, you got to be a citizen. you can't leave people alone holding a bag of truth by themselves. >> seth: that's very -- i'm glad -- [ cheers and applause ] >> but there's no one i wish to get due process more than him. >> seth: yeah. well, due process is a beautiful thing. thank you so much for being here. such a pleasure. uma thurman, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "the parisian woman," playing through march 11th at the hudson theater on broadway. be right back with jimmi simpson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ but it gets pretty intense. -ahh. -the new guy. -whoa, he looks -- -he looks exactly like me. -no. -separated at birth much? we should switch name tags, and no one would know who was who. jamie, you seriously think you look like him? uh, i'm pretty good with comparisons. like how progressive helps people save mone

bills for those on standard variable tariffs. the new york film studio co—founded by disgraced producer harvey weinstein is set to file for bankruptcygest the directors of the firm believe it is the "only viable option to maximise the company's remaining value". sales at primark took a hit in the autumn following a spell of warmer than usual weather. around the world, it says like—for—like sales looks set to fall i% in the six months to march, though sales in the uk were up 4%. parliament is introducing new laws to limit how much energy companies can charge customers today. the legislation will enable the energy regulator ofgem to cap the infamous standard variable tariffs. that's the deal you end up on if you don't choose a cheaper deal. it's often the most expensive way to pay for your gas or electricity. earlier we asked david hunter, director of market studies, at schneider electric energy and sustainability services, how the government will enforce these changes. i think they will look at an absolute cap, many complex cancellations of the wholesale cost of energy and other network and great charges leading government judges to

bill. she spoke about her relationship with harvey weinstein and this came up. antino/ the kill bill films whether weinstein/ tara ntino/ thurman, the kill bill films whether weinstein/ tarantino/ thurman, the three other making these very successful films. weinstein said that pulp fiction was the reason he got his name. it is a very important relationship. she talks about her relationship. she talks about her relationship with weinstein but goes on to talk about the car crash which happened in 2002. you can see some footage now. kill bill volume one, she said at the time to quentin tarantino, who was directing, i don't want to get in the car, i want a stu ntwoman. don't want to get in the car, i want a stuntwoman. she says he got quite angry and said you can do it, it is safe, i had dinner myself, it is a straight road, you can do this. —— i have done it myself. she continuously said she did not feel safe. this crash happened 15 years ago and was covered up. she blames harvey weinstein. she was injured, damaged her knees, had to wear a neck brace? permanent dama

. >> you have to remember, this guy did bring out bill clinton's accusers before one of the democratic debates. he has thrown harvey weinstein under the bus. even though he defended the other accused men of abuse and harassment. is this all about politics for the president? >> i sure hope it isn't. it is way too important an ush u for our country. i will take issue with this. and i'm criticizing the president, which i don't often do. i am criticizing the president and white house. they need to convey what they believe regarding sexual harassment or domestic violence of women. i believe they are going to. rob porter is gone. he belongs to be gone. he has no business at the white house. i feel such empathy for the victims. the president needs to come out and talk about that. once he does, he here is the -- and here is the bigger issue too even. >> it is trump. there is not they. it trump that needs to do it and he is not going to. just quickly, i want to defend the fbi here. it is ridiculous to blame the fbi. the fbi did their job like they do. and informed the white house. informed the chief of staff john kelly. and

bill and ended the shutdown. coming up. >> and the new accusations movie mogul harvey weinstein is facing this morning.ould generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. to reopen the government. the spending deal that's just been signed. plus: the push three anti-fascist demonstrators are making to have charges against them dropped following a riot at the state capitol. >>> lawmakers reopened the government overnight. the spending deal has been signed. >> the push three demonstrators are making to have charges against them dropped following their riot at the state capital. good morning, it's friday, february 9th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning, i'm kenny choi. neda has weather in a moment but jaclyn is tracking our commute and we have a situation down in the south bay. >>> you can always tell when it's friday. everyone is kind of -- we were dealing with "friday light" conditions, but we are tracking a couple of hot spots. no slowdowns even though one lane is blocked. it's spun out facing sideways. over at the bay br

bill. my fellow texans who were hit by hurricane harvey last august have been waiting patiently along with all the folks that face the fury of mother nature in florida and california and puerto rico and the virgin islands. and it's simply been unacceptable to see the delay in getting the relief that they need to them. but now we have the chance to stand up finally in a bipartisan fashion and to show them not only that we remember what they've been through, but that more help is on the way. that's why i'm urging all of my colleagues to support this agreement when we take it up. mr. president, the last issue i would like to address is a bill that i cosponsored called cary's law. two days ago we passed it in the senate, and soon i hope the house will follow suit. it's imperative that we get this bill to the desk of the president for his final signature soon so it can become law. cary's law amends the communications act of 1934 to require multiline telephone systems common in places like hotels and offices to be equipped for emergency calls. under the bill, users of these phone systems will ha

disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein tried to force himself on her and that he tried to expose himself. thurman and weinstein worked together on "pulp fiction" and the "kill bill" movies. weinstein denies trying to assault her. the flu epidem sick not letting up. 42 states saw high levels of activity last week. so far this season, 53 children have died. david begnaud has more on this. >> reporter: seven-year-old savanna jessie loved to draw and color, according to her obituary. the first grader from indiana was found unresponsive at home after testing positive for influenza "b," strep throat, and scarlet fever. the local coroner is now investigating her death. >> we're seeing deaths increase in children and adults. >> reporter: dr. anne schuchat is acting director of the c.d.c. >> so far this year, 53 children have died from influenza. so it's proving to be a very difficult season. >> reporter: that's in part because this season, the most common virus is h3n2, which typically means more cases, hospitalizations, and deaths, especially among the elderly. on top of that, a report out of canada this week found that the vaccine is only been 17% effective against th

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while we were getting ready to do "kill bill" uma tells me he had done the same thing to her. that's when i realized there was a pattern in harvey'sshing attacks. tarantino said he demanded that weinstein apologize to thurman or he wouldn't shoot "kill bill." he also says for some reason now he feels that was wrong but back in 1999 he said it was easier to chalk it up to this mid '60s qu "mad men" era. he says it's hard to imagine why that was ever okay. >> the '90s aren't the '60s. >>> to that string missing persons case connected to "the bachelor." a mother reported her daughter missing and found out she was taping a show. some way to hide. >> in plain sight. her mom thought she was m.i.a. but she was trying to get her mrs. get it? during several of those weeks one of the contestants managed to also appear on the humboldt county california missing persons list. she's a front-runner on this season of "the bachelor." seemingly winning over bachelor arie's heart week after week. >> i'm so excited. >> so why has becca m., full name rebekah martinez been on this missing persons list? the mystery started back in september. martinez po

bill up. why? because of the unrelated immigration issue they think is more important than all the people hurt by hurricane maria, hurricane harvey and the wildfires out west. we do need to address daca, and we will. why hurt the victims of the natural disasters by holding the disaster relief hostage? it's time stand up in a bipartisan fashion that show these folks that we remember we are going to help. why should they have to wait any further. there's no good answer. it's important that somebody come out on the floor of the senate and asked the question. i said i want to talk about the issues that are democratic colic shut down the government over last month. that issues immigration and the path forward on daca. it is deferred action on childhood arrivals. something president obama did unilaterally circumventing congress. ensuring that in a new administration will be called into question that only the courts but also the new administration. president trump, recognizing the courts have effectively said that president obama tried to do was illegal, he continued it for a time to give congress a chance to respond. he's given us a de

harvey weinstein. it's worth mentioning that hollywood covered for him for a very long time and the white house covered bill clinton for very long time. >> are you comfortable with the tenor of things that have been said and done by this president, even the "access hollywood" tape? >> those were words. he apologized for those words. i look at the actionings of this administration empowering women throughout the administration. lifting up women economically, unemployment numbers are lower than they've ever been. this is a white house that stands with women. unmistakably. and i understand that people want to go back to the past and relitigate a campaign issue. but the fact is the american people elected donald trump as president of the united states and his administration has stood for women. >> all right. spokeswoman for the rnc,ing kalie mcny, thank you. >>> coming up next, why would the justice department express grave concern over the gop memo and its release? but the justice department said nothing about the dems' memo, it was blocked? hmmm. ♪ there are seven continents... seven seas... but at at celebri

. / steve áá )) the company of disgraced hollywood heavyweight harvey weinsteien isnow headed for (pam) new at 6... a spokesman for billay. 44-year-old ensa cosby died from a renal disease on friday in massachusetts. the spokesman did not provide any additional details... but asked the family be given peace during this time. bill cosby lost another child in 1997, when his son ennis was shot to death during a robbery attempt in los angeles. ensa cosby appeared in one episode of the cosby show. (steve) kevin smith is lucky to be alive tonight. the actor-filmmaker tweeted that he suffered a major heart attack sunday evening. the doctor that treated him said smith's left anterior descending artery was completely blocked. according to smith, had he not canceled a show and gone to the hospital, he would have died. but he ádidá go and as a result, he was able to tell his fans: "i'm still above ground."above fans: "i'm still above ground." (pam) (pam) harvey weinstein's former film studio is reportedly heading for bankruptcy. "the weinstein company" was close to a half- billion dollar deal with investors, a few weeks ago. but

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thurman spoke to the new york newspapers sheet said harvey weinstein tried to hit on her and also spoke about on the an accident on the set of the film kill billt tree which she said injured her neck and knee, injuries that have never properly healed. she says she didn't feel safe when this was proposed but quentin tarantino refused to let you use a stunt double. he says he doesn't remember that exchange that uma thurman has also said the circumstances of this event were negligent to the point of criminality, he doesn't see malicious intent, she says that the direct is deeply regretful. quentin tarantino, for his part, says the crash is one of the biggest regrets of his life. earlier asbo to entertainment journalist of his life. earlier asbo to entertainmentjournalist kay jay matthews in los angeles. this is her ta ke matthews in los angeles. this is her take on this development. we know what is interesting, a lot of people think the timing of this interview fits in with the metoo movement, and because of that, but quentin tarantino has allegedly said he wa nts to tarantino has allegedly said he wants to do the interview with the new york time

bill up. again, why? because of daca, this unrelated immigration issue that they think is more important than all the people that were hurt by hurricane maria, hurricane harvey, and the wildfires out west. we do need to address daca, and we will, but why hurt the victims of these natural disasters in the interim by holding this disaster relief hostage? well, it's time we stand up in a bipartisan fashion and show these folks in texas, florida, the virgin islands, and puerto rico and out west that we remember and we're going to help them. why should they have to wait any further? there is no good answer to that question, but i think it's important that somebody come out here on the floor of the united states senate and ask the question. i said i wanted to talk about the issue that our democratic colleagues shut down the government over last month, and that issue is immigration and the path forward on daca. daca, again, is deferred action for childhood arrivals. this is something president obama did unilaterally, circumventing congress, assuring in a new administration that it would be called into question, not only in the courts but also by the new administrat

blame tarantino, instead saying the produce e-harvey weinstein, and others lied -- prer weinstein, and others lied and . the closing credits of "kill billthurman driving down a road. this reverse angle was never seen until last week. the silent video shows her drifting off the road and smashing into a palm tree whekn permanent neck injury. her director, quentin tarantino, was seen checking on her. she told "the new york times" she was ner about shooting the scene, but a furious tarantino promised her the car was fine. >> people familiar with tarantino's work would find it plausible that in attempting to see his vision through, he might play fast and loose with certain details. >> reporter: in a new interview with "deadline hollywood," tarantino denies getting angry . it is one of the bigge regrets of my life. a t considered suing, but harvey weinstein's studio miramax said it would only show her the footage if she signed arefused. in an instagram post monday, thurman says she does not blame tarantino who helped her obtain the footage, but she said the cover-up did have malicious intent, holding two of the film's producers and the notori

harvey weinstein than uma thurman. this particular set of allegations is all the more disturbing because they're practically synonymous with each other's years. >> reporter: weinstein produced "pulp fiction" and 2003, 2004 "kill bill" films. that's where thurman famously drove that blue convertible. the actress now saying tarantino forced her to drive the car. against her wishes releasing this behind the scenes crash footage she says gave her a concussion. >> she called that experience dehumanization to the point of death. we reached out to tarantino for comment but have not heard back. dan, paula. >> marci, thank you very much. >>> let's check the weather. weather is a huge factor right now in minneapolis. >> we're going to take you back there. we saw eva freezing outside. they had snow yesterday. this is outside minneapolis. . >>> good morning, everyone. i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. all is quiet right now but a couple of snow showers starting to show up west of our viewing area and as we get you outside the clouds continue to lower and thicken we'll see a good bit of rain later this afternoon. some of it will be heavy at times. sluf accuweather 7-day forecast. visibility greatly r

bills for those on standard variable tariffs. the new york film studio co—founded by disgraced producer harvey weinstein is set to file for bankruptcyximise the company's remaining value". sales at the owner of primark took a hit in autumn following a spell of warmer than usual weather. around the world, it says like—for—like sales looks set to fall 1% in the six months to march, though sales in the uk were up 4% new laws to limit how much energy companies can charge customers are being introduced in parliament today. the legislation will enable the energy regulator ofgem to cap on standard variable tariffs. that's the deal you end up on if you don't choose a cheaper deal and often this is the most expensive way to pay for your gas or electricity. earlier we spoke to the energy minister claire perry. there is about 11 million people on standard variable default tariffs. if you are the most loyal customer you stay on that. we commissioned a report a couple of years ago that says those customers are overpaying by £1.4 says those customers are overpaying by £1.11 billion in total. whilst this energy market is working for a lot of peopl

harvey weinstein than uma thurman. so this particular set of allegations is all the more disturbing because they're practically synonymous with each other's careers. weinstein produced "pulp fiction" and "kill billlue convertible. all three films directed by quentin tarantino. thurman also called him out in the times interview. the actress now saying he forced her to drive the car against her wishes, release thg behind the scenes crash footage he says gave her a concussion and serious bruises. >> she called that experience dehumanization to the point of death. we reached out to tarantino but have not heard back. marcy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> and weinstein is threatening to sue thurman over these accusations. >>> when we come back, the 13-year-old star of the super bowl. >>> and kevin hart denied his big football dream. the skinny is next. his big football dream. the skinny is next. a breakthrough moisturizer delightfully whipped for instant absorption feel a light-as-air finish in a flash new olay whips ageless ♪ skinny so skinny >>> it is skinny time and we're going to start things off from the half time show. we've seen many of them throughout the years, cold play. those are some o

months since the allegations against harvey weinstein more than 100 men have been toppled in what some called the weinstein ripple effect including steve wynn now. >> billbe near a decision on that question. alan dershowitz on whether or not he will or won't. whether he should or shouldn't. >> sandra: two different questions. >> bill: that's coming up next. >> do you think president trump can get a fair hearing in this process? >> i do. and the court of public opinion or through the special counsel? >> through the special counsel for starters. >> i do. >> sandra: will president trump meet with special counsel robert mueller? we're told a final decision is getting closer as negotiations over a possible interview continue. meanwhile south carolina congressman trey gowdy believes president trump will be treated fairly in the mueller investigation. >> i think bob mueller is a former united states attorney and former f.b.i. director who has had an otherwise really distinguished legal career. i don't know any prosecutor -- first of all you either have the facts or you don't have the facts. even if a prosecutor wanted to quote get someone, you have to have the

bill reed. secretary nancy bell. secretary robin johnson. treasurer nicole brown. assistant treasurer alonzo sally. founders harvey spencer senior and millard mitchell, natalie y, marion fryeburg, and neal right. the mission of the african-american museum of bucks county is an important one. i commend all those involved and wish them continued success and growth. i encourage everyone in our community to get involved and support this outstanding organization. mr. speaker, i yield back. he speaker pro tempore: the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 123. house resolution 725. resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the bill h.r. 772, to amend the federal rood, drug, and cosmetic act to improve and clarify certain disclosure requirements for restaurants and similar retain food establishments, and to amend the authority to bring proceedings under section 403-a. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. the amendment in the nature of a substitute recommended by the committee on energy an

harvey. we worked with dr. carson, the secretary of housing and urban development to accelerate the allocation of these funds, which he graciously did. congress passed a tax relief bill for small businesses. and then finally we worked with the u.s. army corps of engineers to identify and prioritize key projects for coastal protection and mitigate the -- and to mitigate the impact of future storms. this is not the hurricane that will hit the coast of texas or florida so we need to prepare for if the future as well. but in spite of that work, tremendous challenges remain. that's why we kept fighting month after month and today marks the culmination of our efforts. the supplemental appropriations bill we will consider today includes $39 billion in disaster relief, $8 billion more than the house passed last september. we will have the pool of community block grant dollars and it provides flexibility to ensure that the army corps of engineers are able to carry out necessary projects in the state. it includes funding to help texas address lingering transportation issues result rg from hurricane harvey and allow us to move forward on other projects. finally, it includes a p

bill. i think when the homeland security act was passed after they have this first-response capability. they are really there to be supportive. my state got hit by harvey and we had a supplemental that doubled the white house's request. it is sitting in the senate, and we hope to get action. whether it was my state or florida or puerto rico, or the virgin islands, they all need that attention. i will say brock long is very action-oriented. he likes to get past the red tape to get assets on the ground effectively before, rather than after. that is why you did not see a katrina-like a response. host: he comes from the first responder community and his that did he deputy for a long time. mr. chairman, i hate to do this but i am required to be a bit of a tyrant to make sure we have time for your colleagues here. but thank you for your leadership, thank you for being a good friend, keep fighting. ultimately, that is what it is going to take the riyadh some of these budget issues are virtual, and we all know that when something bad had ends -- it is getting out in front of this, constantly reminding people of the legitimate risks. so, thank you for that. rep

bill up. again, why? because of daca, this unrelated immigration issue that they think is more important than all the people that were hurt by hurricane maria, hurricane harvey, and the wildfires out west. we do need to address daca, and we will, but why hurt the victims of these natural disasters in the interim by holding this disaster relief hostage? well, it's time we stand up in a bipartisan fashion and show these folks in texas, florida, the virgin islands, and puerto rico and out west that we remember and we're going to help them. why should they have to wait any further? there is no good answer to that question, but i think it's important that somebody come out here on the floor of the united states senate and ask the question. i said i wanted to talk about the issue that our democratic colleagues shut down the government over last month, and that issue is immigration and the path forward on daca. daca, again, is deferred action for childhood arrivals. this is something president obama did unilaterally, circumventing congress, assuring in a new administration that it would be called into question, not only in the courts but also by the new administrat

poe: hurricane harvey hit the great state of texas and deficient i stated 300,000 homes. the house passed a crucial $81 billion disaster relief bill. is will not only also go towards disaster present veng in the future, but texas, florida re still waiting to see relief money. the senate hasn't taken any reaction and the senate still uses a 60-vote rule to pass legislation. the people of texas are suffering in their wake. the senate needs to change the 60-vote rule and go back to 51. the gulf coast is in hurricane alley. hurricanes come around every year. mr. speaker, there are over 401 house bills awaiting senate action and this bill is one of them. the senate must vote. nap time is over. and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the legacy of mount zion baptist church in fort worth during its founding celebration. it has served as a beacon of light, pillar and support in a place of ref