"washington post" amy britton co-wrote the story. >> my inbox was already flooded with dozens of e-mails who wanted to reach out to us. >> how could though have gone for so long without being noticed or reports. >> within the office, this was relatively pretty well known and i think many of them have a tremendous fear about speaking out against someone. >> a small group of employees answered directly to executive producer yvette vega who deeply regrets not helping them. sexual harassment in the workplace has been something he's not shied away from like when he talked with author tina brown about harvey weinstein. >> he was very intimidated. >> two of the women who came forward at cbs say they're not ready for the details of their allegations to be made public but a third woman says he whispered a sexual innuendo while touching her inappropriately. cbs has also pulled the plug on charlie rose's talk show. >>> michigan congressman john conyers admits his came was settled. he denies the allegations. "buzzfeed" reports conyers paid a woman $27,000 under a confidentiality agreement. he had pr

. >> reporter: reporter amy britton says five of the original accusers decided to remain anonymous, fearing rose's reaction. >> concerned he would try to derail their careers if they spoke out. >> one of the most frustrating things about her reporting is that she reached out to a number of men who worked on the show to corroborate the accusers' stories. some did but none would go on the record and have names publicized. >> thank you. >>> late word from leaders of the house ethics committee that they are opening investigations into allegations against john conyers, including may have engaged in sexual harassment of members of his staff. after he admitted to confidential deal to settle a claim of wrongful termination from a former employee. conyers maintains he's innocent of wrongdoing. details from nbc capitol hill correspondent kasie hunt. >> reporter: democratic congressman john conyers tonight acknowledging he settled a claim with staff member. buzzfeed news reporting a woman was paid just over $27,000 in 2015 after she claimed the congressman fired her because refused to provide is sexua

. >> this is a bond issuance of britton courts apartments and thank you to chair cohen for sponsorship of the resolution. our office presented the resolution earlier in may of this year. again, like the previous item, this issuance is conduit financing, so it doesn't impact the city's general fund. half of the project's units serve families earning no more than 50% of a.m.i., and the other half will serve families earning no more than 6 # o% of a.m.i. we are now back at committee now that the developer has secured a debt limit allocation and has secured a financing team and developed the stub substantially final issuance packets that are before you. the project is scheduled to close by the end of this month, and the rehab is expected to be completed by the end of 2018. so we ask the committee to forward the item hout with positive recommendation -- out with positive recommendation to the foul board, and i'm available to take any questions. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: let's open up to public comment on item two. any member of the public? seeing none, public comment is closed. superv

he worked as an aide at an afterschool program at britton akers elementary school.s been fired from his job.>>> there is concern in an east bay neighborhood after a man shot up a home with an assault rifle. a suspect is now in custody. >> reporter: burst of gunfire disrupting a quiet neighborhood in oakland near the piedmont city line.>> maybe three different bursts -- and then a pause. and then another. but mac it happened near pleasant valley in north oakland. call is lit up 911 with reports of gunfire at 5:45 pm on tuesday.>> seven gunshots from a handgun and then five gunshots and for more.>> reporter: officers also heard the gunfire.>> we heard a three round burst.>> reporter: they quickly found the suspect a man and took him into custody. authorities say he opened fire at a home on morocco avenue. peppering the front door and wall with bullets. no one was hurt but the firepower authorities say was intense.>> spoke gunshots. multiple high-caliber -- shell casings on the >> reporter: >> reporter: the suspect fired 50 rounds and a weapon similar to an ak-47 assau

amy britton joins us now. good to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. it came together with my colleague. she heard about some of these allegations in 2010. she tried to report the story then and was unable to complete her reporting. she came to "the washington post" with additional information. we joined together and we have spent the last 20 days working nonstop on this report. >> shannon: how worried or anxious for these women? >> i would say they were extremely worried. a lot of them are fearful about the possible replications -- repercussions about speaking out. we had extensive conversations with them, in person and over the phone. we spent weeks talking with these women. they were weighing whether to go on the record or not. one woman who made the decision to go on the record told me the reason she made the decision was because she did not want to live in a place, in fear of him anymore. not being willing to put her name on their record she would be in a place of fear and she wanted to be in a place of power. >> shannon: some people say it was a

. >> like britton, morgan's biggest concern is protecting his brain.e ability to protect the brain by reducing inflammation without causing a high. >> that's really what sparked my interest in it. the neural protecting qualities of cbd. >> doctors like david cassaratz say there's still a lot of research to be done. >> i think we should loosen the restrictions, give players a chance to use in a way that's observed so we can learn what effect medical marijuana is having on them. >> but the nfl sees marijuana through a cloud of suspicion. players fined millions for failing drug tests. the league's commissioner, roger goodell, skeptical speaking to espn earlier this year. >> it does have addictive nature. there are a lot of compounds in marijuana that may not be healthy for the players long term. >> he clearly doesn't understand the full picture. nfl players are four times more likely to abuse opioids than the average american and concussions and cte. they need to find a solution. >> in a sign of possible change, the league recently wrote a letter to the p

and so, because the army was such an important tool and because it's early commander george britton mcclellan was so avid and persistent in participating in debates over what those policies should be, the politics of officers within the army of the potomac came to matter a great deal. and hooker realized this early on. and although he was a conservative democrat who generally opposed using the army as a tool for emancipation, for example, although he doesn't seem to have been quite as solicitous of southern civilians as mcclellan. he opted out of the public debates. to this day, many people who write about joseph hooker really don't have a clear view of what his politics were. and that was intentional on his part. he made himself disappear on those subjects that could do him the most harm and perhaps inhibit his advancement through the army. so i want to read to you a quote by hooker. now, after the war he would embark on a pr campaign that would last until his death. not so much through newspapers, although he granted an uncommon number of newspaper interviews. but through correspondence, es

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