. >> i was able to tell this story because people were brave as hell. >> and the women who came forwardo accuse harvey weinstein of sexual misconduct. >> i thought he was a warthog from hell. >> the journalist now describing in his new book the lengths he says weinstein went to try to stop him. shocking allegations against his former employer, nbc. and fired "today" show anchor matt lauer. "nightline" will be right back. it's game day live here a fan favorite venue ever since they got gig speed internet. xfinity gives them the ultimate home field advantage, it's their twelfth man, protector- hey, amy? want to grab a seat? julie. we're live. it's game on, with gig speed internet from xfinity. start him, sit him, trade him. simple, easy, awesome. check out gig-speed internet, or any of our other amazing speed options. get started now for as low as $29.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. his reporting helped inspire the "me too" movement. it helped give voice to the voiceless. now one on one with journalist ronan farrow,

so today, we remember these brave americans and all the courageous u.s. service members and dod civilians who gave their lives to fight isis. in their memories, we're glad justice has been done. in their memories we resolve not to back down, but to persist in this fight until we secure the enduring defeat of this dangerous and determined enemy. on another matter, mr. president, on thursday the chairman of the judiciary committee and i introduced a resolution which quickly gained dozens of republican co-sponsors, our resolution states two things, which are very obvious. number one, any process as serious as an impeachment inquiry we which seeks to cancel out the american people's vote in a presidential election must, must adhere to the highest standards of fairness and due process. and number two, what we've seen on display from house democrats has been anything, but that. here is the way house democrats have conducted their inquiry so far. committees at the injury of the inquiry have denied president trump important rights and protections that president n

>> that's no longer in dispute and producer on the story is a brave guy about protested.can we get some applause? [applause] he's a profile in courage and does whaitdoes with every journs at this as this should have been on air. we had a recorded admission of guilt from harvey weinstein had enough just to a sexual assault serial sexual assault. we have multiple named women and was inexpensive audio recording but that isn't even the point. it the tactics to pull the conversation of was it not at a point that given time i brought it across the street and the judgment of the body before they went back and within a few years it's the story that paul had seen. but the point wasn't that it was done at any of those moments in time that is to striking the smoking gun but it wasn't a journalistic decision happening. we were told to cancel interviews and stand down and not take a single call on the subject. i was threatened by this going to be exposed is terminated and let go if i ever disclosed that nbc had anything to do with the story. then i recovered what is happening at the c

he's a bright brave guy and a great guy.they have a young son noaa, will turn three next week which is wonderful. in the years to come, he will learn that his father stance among the ranks of our nation's greatest. but more than a decade, but as stared down our enemies from the forces of terror and exemplified the virtue of the american warrior. he's completed five tours of the deployment in africa and continues to serve our country with active duty with the congressional medal of honor which is very wear and their yielding service and here on tiring solution to our great nation which we all love. your spirit keeps us waiting high and our family safe at home in our hearts beating with american pride. on behalf of the entire nation, are great usa, are incredible united states of america, we are forever grateful for your life of service and you're outstanding courage. it's not my privilege to represent mr. sergeant matthew with the medal of honor and asked the military aid to come forward and please read the dissertation. than

and i think it's easy to explain why you must be brave to go on a one on one even if this is amazing players like as a central but on the voice but you must do this if you do not do that you have no chance the ball will run and run and run and then you get mad and instead of mad braman got even a corner flicked on by just sergeants and market it was on hand to draw the sides level 11 minutes after the restart. despite opened far outnumbering brain on the box one burkey was powerless to stop the by minute loaning it was covert ops men looking the more focused. and they might even have taken a street by the end. planning evidently was not what you don't want and fast but didn't seem to have a 2nd strategy. sometimes it's about the final decision straight. to him or to someone else. sometimes it's the wrong decision function and at times we've run out of his ball instead of just passing boggle altham and fast pace at some of them. don't realize too late that instead of trying to pass the ball into the net. sometimes it's was just cheating. it was only when her son and subs union bantam

so, you're very brave people. i don't think i want to do it. i must tell you that. but you are amazing people. they're conducting the first ever female space walk to replace an exterior part of the space station. they're doing some work. and they're doing it in a very high altitude. an altitude that very few people will ever see. congratulations, christina and jessica, on this historic event. this is truly historic. you're right now on television all over the world so don't get nervous. [laughter] i'd like to ask you a question. what would you like to tell everyone listening and watching today. young women who are interested in space. >> there's about a four or five-second delay. president trump: oh, ok. >> thank you. first of all, we don't want to take too much credit because there have been many other female space walkers before us, this is just the first time there's been two women outside at the same time. it's interesting for us up here, but for us it's just us doing our job. it's something we've been training for for six years, preparing for, didn't really, yo

it's that jif'ing good, you'd brave the apocalypse for it. >>> by the way, likewise, china should start an investigation into the bidens. >> and i'll put my integrity of my whole career of public service to this nation up against his long record of lying, cheating and stealing >> war of words escalates as president trump calls on the chinese to investigate joe biden and his son. this political power move just a week before key u.s. and china trade talks are set to begin >> breaking news on the growing toll from vaping illnesses surge to over a thousand, and new details on why so many people are getting sick. >> two years after the worst mass shooting in u.s. history left 58 people dead and hundreds injured, an $800 million settlement has been reached. we've got the inside details >> then to the brave bank teller who fought off an armed bank robber >> and playoff baseball is in full swing we've got your highlights and the best of thursday night football >> it's crazy in the middle of being investigated for asking foreign countries for -- asking foreign countries for election help that's

as a braves fan, you got to feel bad for them. they showed up, billy sat down.first inning. that is the next pitch for max read. colton wong with a tween or that's going to score 2 more runs. nine runs in the inning, and look at the. the braves fans, like i say, they've been there for five minutes. the cards will celebrate. they will meet the winner of the l.a. washington game five. 13-1, the final. unhappy braves, and the dodgers came not turning up so well either. >>> a star was born monday night. national television, don't need to tell you that was nick bosa him. today, named the nfc defensive player of the week, and not a more apt winner, and he had two sacks, one fumble recovery, one forced fumble. that is all good and everything, but wisely, bosa is leaving that in the past. he's already thinking about jared goff and the rams coming up this sunday. that's in l.a. >> just is one of the best quarterbacks in the league, so it's a matter of making him there off weird angles and stuff. >>> tempering the optimism a little bit with regards to the rams, another in

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he was chased by a brave dog. ee died like a rabid dog. thank you for showing this book available right now for early buy at amazon.com. you can get it by christmas. >> sean: you spent your life with heroes and you have been one yourself. semper fi. much more throughout the show tonight. other breaking news in the swamp. in washington, speaker pelosi pressured thanks to lindsey graham saying that a vote to formallize the corrupt coup attempt is going to take place this week, fox news has confirmed the vote is scheduled for thursday, great news for president trump and republicans the democrats that won in districts, will they choose to take the first step toward nullifying the will of their own voters? will they choose to authorize an impeachment inquiry based on no crime, no impeachable offenses whatsoever? if you're a trump supporter in one of these districts, watch closely. the president who has kept every one of his promises, he said he was going to make trade deals. he made them with japan, with china, mexico, our western european alli

how many more brave sons and daughters do we have to send to fight alone to protect us? and that brings me to my final point today. as president trump is doing what he's doing in syria it is much bigger than syria it's more insidious than the betrayal of our partners and more dangerous than taking the boot off the neck of isis. he is demolishing the moral authority of the united states of america. [applause] the confidence is so extreme in the abuse of power is so rampant that he is torching america's influence and the ability to get things done around the world. climate change. 85 percent will come back to cooperate with us when we put together the paris climate accord. mass migration. from venezuela and other places. unfair trade practices. nuclear proliferation. the ascendancy of china and the resurgence of russia. how will we meet these challenges we face if the united states is ever reduced in the eyes of the world to be an unreliable partner? who was going to stand with us? not just a series of handshakes and photo opportunities. it is building relationships. const

louis clobber the atlanta braves 13-1.ight on fox sports one, game 5 between the houston astros and tampa bay rays, the winner faces the new york yankees in the next round. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour, planned parenthood wants to flip the senate and they are spending $45 million to make it happen. rnc national spokesperson liz harrington says this shows how extreme democrats have become on abortion and she joined us next, bernie sanders said he would slow down campaigning after a heart attack. he now says he misspoke. >> donald trump has violated his oath of office, betrayed this nation. to preserve our constitution, our democracy, our basic integrity he should be impeached. >> for the first time joe biden joining his fellow democrats calling for the impeachment of donald trump but what impact if any could this have on his campaign? here with reaction is liz harrington, thank you for joining us, appreciate having you on with us so early. why do you think the change with joe biden? why is he doing this

my life, my self, was saved by a brave firefighter, from the 16th floor, who came and rescued me whens out that there are many, many instances of brave and courageous act by firefighters. my own personal view of dany cotton is that she needs to be dismissed from her post. 0n the grenfell tragedy... in the commons, they stood silent for a minute, as survivors and bereaved looked on at the politicians they feel let them down. they asked for the truth, we promised them the truth, we owe them the truth. and, today, the whole country, the whole world, is finally hearing the truth about what happened at grenfell tower. the shameful fact is, mr speaker, that feet have been dragged, the exact same cladding is on similar high—rise blocks, sprinklers have not been fitted, thousands of people will go to bed tonight and tomorrow night not feeling safe in this country. this tower, a devastating testament to the companies which made the cladding, the authorities that allowed it to be put on, and the fire brigade who saved some, but failed others. we have much more on the grenfell tower enquiry on o

of our brave police, incredible guy, tough guy. and somebody with a tremendous life also but you strong, we can take it, attorney generalwilliam barr . where is he. they're giving him a side angle . >> thank you bill, you're doing a great job. >> are also glad to have with us representative rodney davis. and darren lahood, he's a warrior. the three of them, their warriors for us, for all of them . their warriors. thank you. they done an incredible job. thanks as well to the entire iac keyboard and congratulations to new incoming president stephen stevens, that's a nice name. where is that name? where is it? he's sitting right up frontor someplace . stand up, stephen. stephen, there you go. i went all theway around . thank you very much. congratulations, incredible group and i hear you're an incredible leader, thank you very much. thank you to the international law enforcement partners who join us together , our nation to secure the rule of law prevails in the entire civilized world, we work together and we also want to extend our a

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i was not brave enough... i was not brave enough!ant you to see it because it has divided people so much. the reason i chose it isjust lightly play devils advocate. i know so lightly play devils advocate. i know so many people who love it, i know in equal amount of people who absolutely hate it, and i really wa nt absolutely hate it, and i really want you to know what you think of it. go and see it. everyone who i've talked to who has seen it says he is outstanding. and i think there are interesting things about the film itself, not least of which is it has divided people so much for there are some film tricks of mine who i've said it is the worst film they have seen said it is the worst film they have seen this year, others who have said is the best. it is a real kind of marmite film. i like it. i think it has flaws, but, yes, the real star of this film is the score, because she has done numerous billionjob of scoring the film. his performance is great, but without that score, it would not have the death it has. we lesi ba we would

they are called the all brave ones and they make up the ranks of on all men in units in zimbabwe started in $217.00 this unique unit takes marginalize all men who feeds the hardship and turns them into elite vangelis its founder says the project is changing attitudes to genda conservation and corruption. this is hell week a brutal physical and mental challenge designed to leave only the best game rangers standing. among the strictly female group is cheered it so much married at a young age she moved with her husband and small child to some africa where she was physically abused by her mother in law she of it so eventually returned to roseanne barr boy with very few prospects last bunty sense of africa and she joined us i've been sending mine for they. take care they took my documents. my initial idea my set of kids made it so just get back to now i'm here to empower myself to kill to kill off my child. the 22 year old is one of $160.00 women picked from an initial $500.00 to take part in the range of selections ultimately only around 80 will make it into the ranks of the wildlife rangers

but their brave efforts of making it through to the last four have ended in disappointment.itle since career—saving hip surgery, by beating stan wawrinka at the european open. the former world number one launched a stunning comeback from a set and a break down to win in antwerp to take his first title for more than two years. he's described it as "one of the biggest" wins of his career. patrick gearey was watching. this is andy murray's 68th final. among his more remarkable. at the start of the year, even taking his chair brought a risk of pain. since surgery he says tennis has become fun again but stanislas wawrinka would test that enjoyment in the first set. he broke early. it took energy to watch him let alone stop him. stanislas wawrinka continued into the second still in fast forward, two years older than andy murray and with his own injury problems, resilience became before his brilliance, another break, another level. andy murray is a great survival tennis player. since his surgery his spirit renewed. he wrestled the break back and somehow punched through and took the

helen says the testimonies of these dads and brothers of the casualties of stabbing are brave and clearroperly. another says, so sad, so brave and so important to talk and share these experiences. 0ne talk and share these experiences. one more for now, if i may. madame butterfly says it is an incredibly emotive and complex issue but this piece on your programme on fathers is important as the focus has generally been on the mothers. that leads me to my next question. do women and men grieve differently? yes. very much so. that is unanimous? yes. give us some examples. as men we are not meant to show our emotions, we have to keep oui’ show our emotions, we have to keep our emotions in check and be the brave one stop but it is our loved one has gone. i used to cry every day for my son, every day. in front of other people? i used to give it to myself. at the beginning i did not care if it was in front of whoever. but in the latter stages i do it at home because i am at home within four walls looking at pictures of my son. yes, every day. it is not so bad now because as time goes on you lear

[laughter] president trump: and he didn't die bravely, i will tell you that.ld have been killed years ago. another president should have gotten him, but to me, it was a very important -- i will say all the time, they would walk into my office, sir, we killed this leader at a low level. i will say i never heard of him. i want al-baghdadi, that is the only one i know. get him. and they got him. [applause] president trump: but he was big time. he built the isis caliphate. you hear about isis, it was him. it was once the physical size of the state of ohio. it had 7 million people and it was growing big, big, big. and, they had a problem . it started about two and a half years ago. [laughter] [applause] and during myp: administration, i, we, altogether destroyed the caliphate 100%. remember, i got it down to 97%. i said, all right, let's go home. those people started saying 100%. before me, they didn't care. now they said how about 100%? and, we met some great generals. i learned a lot about generals. i met some good ones and saw some bad ones. some who did not hav

because you know, ijust, i didn't have the — i wasn't brave enough... i wasn't brave enough!you see, here's the thing — i want you to see it because it has divided people so much. in fact, the reason i chose it is to slightly play devil's advocate. i know so many people who love it. i know an equal number of people who absolutely hate it and i really want to know what you think of it. so go and see it. i wasn't quite ready. i know — everyone i know who's seen it says he is outstanding. he's great. it's a remarkable performance. yes, and i think there are some very, very interesting things about the film itself — not least the fact that it's divided people so furiously. there are film critic friends of mine who say it's the worst film they've seen this year, and who there are plenty of other friends who say it's the best film they've seen all year. it's a real kind of marmite film. marmite, yes, yes. and i like it. i think it has flaws, but, yes — actually, the real star of this film is hildur gudnadottir‘s score, because she has done the most brilliantjob of scoring the film.

because you know, ijust, i didn't have the — i wasn't brave enough... i wasn't brave enough!oker! you see, here's the thing — i want you to see it because it has divided people so much. in fact, the reason i chose it is to slightly play devil's advocate. i know so many people who love it. i know an equal number of people who absolutely hate it and i really want to know what you think of it. so go and see it. i wasn't quite ready. i know — everyone i know who's seen it says he is outstanding. he's great. it's a remarkable performance. yes, and i think there are some very, very interesting things about the film itself — not least the fact that it's divided people so furiously. there are film critic friends of mine who say it's the worst film they've seen this year, and who there are plenty of other friends who say it's the best film they've seen all year. it's a real kind of marmite film. marmite, yes, yes. and i like it. i think it has flaws, but, yes — actually, the real star of this film is hildur gudnadottir‘s score, because she has done the most brilliantjob of scoring the

day so i think he's put on a brave face and said the ball is now in the u.k. school once again. we'll see what they do with it. all sorry about the. masses in brussels we can talk about so much what we heard him just say but i just want to just make the point that when we heard michel barnier say they're talking about the fisheries which to some is quite a dried out interesting subject but he said it was actually making the point that even though we have agree with this is still the start even if it happens this is the still the start of a longer process of ironing out the details. absolutely phil look it is called the revised withdrawal agreement and this agreement is only there to allow for a transition phase so for a bit more than a year where everything remains the same that period could be prolonged and then in that time it did not go the real negotiations about a future trade relationship are about to continue german chancellor angela merkel just gave a press conference at the difference to to reserve made deals is that we now know a lot more concrete what the u.k. has in

thanks to president trump, and our brave men and women in the u.s. military. you know how i always celebrate the 1% of those who abuse the powerful tools versus the 99% of the brave intelligence committee, they deserve a lot of credit tonight. thanks to all of you. the caliphate has been defeated. it has been destroyed in syria. the trail of isis is shocking, they turned many great cities into rubble. hundreds and thousands are dead as a result from the millions displayed. the world will never be the same. for "the washington post," jeff bezos' newspaper to ever refer to this terrorist scum as "an austere religious scholar," is sick, ugly, twisted, and exactly why america will never trust these corrupt mainstream media fake news outlets ever again. it's not just "the washington post" either. instead of celebrating the death of the world's most wanted terrorist, many in the corrupt media mob, of course they use this weekend's operation to attack donald trump over this too. take a look. >> the raid to kill us be 26 as a military and political victory for the tru

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and to the lives of the brave women and men serving in uniform.ou know, building and maintaining the confidence of our allies has been a critical element that every single president has engaged in, democrat and republican. some with more or less success. since the end of world war ii. but by precipitously withdrawing. trump managed in one fell swoop to betray our kurdish partners to who helped defeat isis. and create division with religious and ethnic communities caught if the cross fire with up to 160,000 newly displaced persons run out of homes, forces -- forcing our troops into retreat. thousand thousands -- they're in retreat. the united states military is in retreat from turkey. russia and the murderous assad regime is floing in to fill the vacuum, has given isis, formerly al qaeda a new lease on life. forcing them to release the 10,000 isis presentencer. and forcing them to flee north to protect sons, daughters, families, instead of fighting the remnants of the so-called caliphate which isis set up. and leaving guarding 10,000 isis terrorist

he is dead as a doornail and he didn't die bravely either. >> democrats complained that president trumpad it informed congress the raid was about to happen. in a statement, speaker pelosi saying the house must be briefed on this raid which the russians and not the top congressional leadership were involved of in the strategy of the region. democrats insist the so-called gang of eight and the bipartisan house and senate leadership and chairs and ranking leaders of the intelligence committee should have been told. president trump told senator lindsey graham who had gold golfed with and richard burr ahead of time. on the way to check out this month this morning he explained why he didn't tell the democrats. >> they were talking about why he didn't give the information to adam schiff. the answer is because i think adam schiff is the biggest leaker in washington. you know that, i know that, we all know that, i've watched adam schiff leak. he's a corrupt politician, he's a leaker like nobody seen before. >> and chicago today, attorney general are, with fox news producer interview, spoke for t

you definitely have a brave guy. i can't speak for the rest. he's a brave guy and a great guy.. that's nice. today they have a young son, nolan, who will turn 3 next week. beautiful. in the years to come, nolan will learn that his father stands among the ranks of our nation's greatest heros. more than a decade, matt has stared down our enemies, fought back the forces of terror and showed the virtue and gallantry of the american warrior. he completed five tourses in afghanistan, a deployment in africa and continues to serve on active duty today. something to have the congressional medical of honor and be serving in active duty. it's very rare. matt, we salute your unyielding service, your unbreakable resolve and untiring devotion to our great nation and the nation that we all love. your spirit keeps our flag waving high, our families safe at home and your hearts beating with american pride. on behalf of the entire nation, our great u.s.a., our incredible united states of america, we are forever grateful for your life of service and your outstanding courage. it's now my privilege

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and the brave handsome night you know who? he is >> the moral of this nazi fairytale seems to be that hitler got germany on her feet, trying putting on the saddle and taking her for a ride. the distortion of this tale has its purpose in the on and molding the young nasty my. one day, hands became sick. his mother was praying that her son would get well. she doesn't want him taken away from this by the state, never to be heard of. again >> this superman had just reminded hans mother that unless the mollycoddle stop, the state would have to step in a takeover. hands recovered. back in school, he is living his daily pledge to fight, obey and dive for his fÜhrer which pleases the fÜhrer very much. and the other people as well. hans schoolteacher is about to give a match and lesson in natural history. now let's see what they learn from this lesson. he said the poor rabbit. is he out of his mind? what would fÜhrer think of the stupid? after what would the others think? now then, who can give the correct answer? the world belongs to

you know, those brave, kurdish and arab forces paid a steep price. in defeating isis in the caliphate they lost over 10,000 soldiers. hear me? 10,000. 10,000 dead. they made the ultimate sacrifice and then trump sold them out. all it took was one phone call from the president of turkey who i know very well. so now their protection. that's the deal. he always calls when i get to this part. i'm joking. [ laughter ] that's not a problem. it happens. look, they've now handed over to those two people, control of northwest syria back back to the brutal russian and iranian-backed regime, and i say iranian-backed regime. how does this keep america safe? how does it advance our interest around the world? the answer is quite simple. it doesn't. it devastates us. you know, how does it benefit anyone other than our adversaries? russia, which is now at the table to further expand its influence throughout syria, encourage iran to be more engaged in the eastern shore of the mediterranean. russia gets to sit back and watch one nato ally impose a sanction on another

bush is not the reason that that brave 18 year old private is going to afghanistan he volunteered he's the reason he's going to afghanistan he shows as so many other thousands and tens of thousands of brave young american young men and women do they feel the need to serve this country they don't look at the way that you look at it they don't look at the way that others look at it they like he said i don't care that i'm going to afghanistan i have a job to do a job that he has chosen to do that's what americans do and they army in the navy the air that the forces that we have now are volunteer so these are brave me other men and women who keep signing up to go to these places there must be something to it. puts you guys here at the table i mean it is this is a blunder and. understand what steve saying they're volunteering but we've allowed a war that's going on now 18 years of their entire lives at this point there's something inherently wrong with that is it not lionel's that historically we used to look back at the korean war and say what the heck is this all about then came vietnam a