bryan llenas is following this story. >> very strong words and with action the governors for the academy motion pictures of arts and sciences which hosts the oscars called for an emergency meeting this afternoon to discuss weinstein's lifetime membership. they had the option of suspending him or expelling. the academy chose to expel weinstein entirely. in a statement leased today the academy -- in a statement released today, the academy saying quote: >> after that we know that 21 of the 54 members on this board are women, including all of the board's vice presidents, tom hanks and whoopi goldberg are also members of the board all of this comes after the onslaught of sexual harassment and assault allegations by more than 30 women including actresses jolie and paltrow, a litany of accusations from women of rape, groping, unwanted sexual advances to employees actors and models. weinstein has not denied the allegations. he has apologized and says he is now in therapy. >> how significant is this decision? >> it is big because it is the only second time a person has been expelled by the academ

bryan llenas is live in times square. brian.e at the festival here in times square. there are at the presents of thousands of people here along with our tourists you see. celebrated by hindus and others in india. all of this is among a heightened sense of alert and concern for high rise buildings and hotels along crowded areas and venues like here in times square. police now must pay attention to all buildings with a clear line of sight on these crowds after the vegas shooter broke through a window and obviousl reign ter. balconies. no longer is that the case. all buildings are now in play. expect more security sweeps at these buildings in no, and elsewhere around the country. also, really, there is going to be tightened security at the katy perry's concert and yankees game happening tomorrow in the city. in addition to the sharp shooters that will be on rooftops already scanning buildings, helicopters circling above with snipers. police in chicago have also added more undercover cops for the weekend's marathon there and they, t

we get the latest on the growing scandal from bryan llenas.eporter: three more women are now accusing harvey within stein of raping them one of the women isly set anthony who stars in the soap oprah holly oaks. weinstein assaulted her and raped holly wood visits ited her at her own house when she answered the door in her dressing gown weinstein raped her in her newspaper he pushed me inside and rammed me up against the coat rack and started fumbling against my found. he was kissing me and start. who accuse weinstein of rape, grope and unsuccessful advances. he was suspended from the british film academy on wednesday and on saturday the board of governors for the academy of motion pictures and sciences which host the oscars hosted an emergency meeting voting to expel as his own brother bob told the hollywood reporter that his brother is sick and depraifed saying he begged his brother to get help and he avoided it. i asked him, he's your brother in the world could have th have gone on without you knowing. and he's making a disiption t, believe h

bryan llenas from times square tonight. thank you.e in indiana has seen cancer firsthand for years. including seeing the disease ravage several members of her own family. now, she is using her experiences to help those battling the disease. wxin nic miguel reports. >> for oncology nurse danielle jenkins cancer is more than just a job. >> i don't know how to explain it i just know that that is what makes me feel my purpose. >> jenkins is no stranger to the disease her mom and aunt were both diagnosed with breation cancer. sadly they lost their battle a few years ago. >> they died 10 months apart. and then two weeks after my aunt was diagnosed my grandma was diagnosed and a week after that, my second cousin was diagnosed. >> for years the thought that cancer would grab ahold of it too. which is why before it could she made a choice to do something about it? >> i always had been thinking about the double mastectomy, talking to multiple different doctors. multiple different insurances. i feel like i can live better in the sense of not wor

julie: bryan llenas is here in our studio with more. why are these documents still classified anyway? >> honestly, the u.s. intelligence agencies and cia probably have a slew of reasons like methods and sources and whatnot, but they have been kept classified but now under the 92 jfk records collection act which mandated the government to release all documents about john f. kennedy's assassination by this up coming thursday, they will now be leased this thursday -- released this thursday, october 26th. but under the law the president has the right to keep some or all of these documents from being made public. now the president tweeted this morning he was going to release the files, quote, subject to the receipt of further information i will be allowing as president the long classified jfk files to be open. there are reports government intelligence agencies like the cia are lobbying the president to withhold certain documents that could reveal sources and methods used by the intelligence community. now, the white house says the president

in, north korea, bryan llenas, fox >> this morning huss letter magazine founder larry flint has a full-page ad out in the washington post. flint says he's offering a $10 million a ward in in any information that results in president trump's interference in the election. he offered for trump p behalfing in an illegal or sexually demean ing manner. larry flynn has often been the tagger get of womens rights groups for his own magazine's history. >> he we are just weeks away from voters going to the polls in virginia to choose a new governor. yesterday two vice-presidents, one sitting and one former campaigned in the commonwealth for the canned dates to who soap hoped to succeed terry mack cuttive. biden apeeshed at a roundtable discussion about nor a.m.'s federal government is letting people down. >> it's the only hope for leader ship he we have now is that the stat level. it really is. it really is the only hope we have. >> and vice-president mike pence attended a rally in abington last night for republican gubinatorial candidate ed guys less pi, i'm here because i stand with president trump.

bryan llenas, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a beautiful fall day around the bay area with another to come as we get to sunday. we have one issue of concern. it's heightened fire danger. it begins at 11:00 this evening. will run through monday evening. a red flag warning. a fire watch early on now it turns into a red flag warning, meaning the severity is more as we get into the next couple of days. we have dry weather in place. gusty winds at times. it includes our north bay hills, our east bay hills, and into the diablo range until monday evening for those dry conditions. something to be aware of. this time of year when all of our vegetation is moisture starved, if a fire starts it could spread quickly. the winds are variable. calm in oakland. we have a southeast breeze in napa. a north breeze out of santa rosa gusting to 22 miles per hour. most areas similar to yesterday. some of us a little bit warmer. here's a look at the temperatures right now. 63 in nevada. 57 outside your door san francisco. low 60s for the east bay shore. mid-60s in livermore. a beautiful evening for most. the 24-hour te

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fox news correspondent bryan llenas is live in our new york bureau with more. hi, bryan. >> hi, arthel. look, three more women are now accusing harvey weinstein of raping them. one of the woman is a british accent. she stars in a soap opera. she said that weinstein assaulted and raped her in the late 80s. she told that the hollywood mogul entered in her house. she said weinstein raped in her hallway telling the sunday times he pushed me inside and rammed me up against the coat rack and started fumbling at my gown. he was trying to kiss me. these new allegations are in addition to at least 30 other women, employees actors and models who accuse weinstein rape, groping and unwanted sexual advances. he was suspended from the british film academy on wednesday and yesterday the board of governors for the academy motion pictures and sciences which host the oscars held an emergency meeting in los angeles and voted to expel weinstein from the academy. this as harvey weinstein's own brother, bob, told the hollywood reporter that his brother is, quote, sick and depraved, s

bryan llenas joins us from times square on how law enforcement is tackling all these security risks. egins with a new heightened sense of alert when it comes to high-rise buildings have a clear line of sight on big crowd events like marathons, parades, and of course venues like here in times square. now all high-rise buildings are under scrutiny. before it used to be thought okay only buildings that offered views with windows that opened or had balconies or had rooftops, but now after vegas, and that shooter breaking a window to shoot down on concertgoers, all high-rise buildings are in play, and that means for the n.y.p.d. more security sweeps in these hotels and offices. they also have a program that has trained 57,000 hotel workers and office workers to train to see how to look for suspicious activity and how to react during an active shooter. a source also tells fox news we can expect a shift in security tactics for big new york city events, like the new year's eve ball drop, with greater emphasis and scrutiny on every single office and hotel room with a view of the event. now, th

arthel: bryan llenas is here now with more and, bryan, why do police think these murders are linked?reporter: look, all three murders occurred within a half mile of each other in the seminole heights neighborhood of tampa. all three victims were alone and not robbed, all three were reportedly bus riders. the three victims were killed within ten days of each other, on october 29th benjamin mitchell was shot waiting for a bus on a stop. on october 13th, monica's body was found in a vacant lot shot, and this week on thursday anthony, a 20-year-old mildly autistic man, was shot dead on the sidewalk about 100 yards from where one of the other victims was killed. he's seen on your screen in the middle, got off at the wrong bus stop accidentally. the police are urging people to travel in groups and not travel alone, to be aware of their surroundings and to turn on their porch lights. the aunt of the first victim, benjamin mitchell, describes how it feels to live in that neighborhood. >> for it to happen so close to the house again, you're scared to even go there, scared to ride by there, sc

bryan llenas is live from our new york city bureau with more on this story. >> hi, arthel. of governors for the academy of motion picture arts & sciences which hosts the oscars called an emergency meeting this afternoon in los angeles to discuss whether weinstein's lifetime membership as part of the board following the onslaught of sexual assault and harassment reports and allegations levelled against him. in a statement leased an hour ago , - -- released an hour agod they met today to discuss the allegations against harvey weinstein and has voted well in excess of the required 2/3 majority to immediately expel him from the academy. we do so not simply >> 21 of the 54 members on the academy board of governors are women. the academy says it will work to establish ethical standards of conduct for its members. weinstein's ousting is largely symbolic, but it is rare. only one member of the governor's board had ever been permanently banned from the academy in 2004. and in the last ten days, weinstein has been fired from the weinstein company, a company he cofounded, jeopardizing

bryan llenas has more from our new york city newsroom what's going on.nk they're connected, first of all? reporter: all about proximity right now. all three murders occurred within half mile of each other within seminole heights neighborhood of tampa. all three were reportedly bus riders, killed within ten days of one another, police think there is a connection, on october 9th. 22-year-old benjamin mitchell was shot waiting for a bus. october 13th, 32-year-old monica hoffa's body was found in a vacant lot, shot. and anthony balboa was shot 20 yards from where one of the victim was kill. he got off at the wrong bus stop accidentally. police are warning people not to travel alone, be aware of surroundings and turn on porch lights. there could be a serial killer on the loose. eric: this is chilling and so sad. do they have any suspect or a motive or anything at all? reporter: no, unfortunately there is no suspect, no motive at this time. police released a surveillance video of someone they think could be a suspect. the person is seen walking alone wearing a

rick: bryan llenas joins us live. why do police think these murders are related?rter: it's all about the circumstances of their deaths. the individuals don't have any connection other than that, all three were murdered within a half mile of one another in the seminole heights neighborhood of tampa. all three victims were alone and not robbed when they were killed, all three victims were reportedly bus riders. they were killed within ten days of each other. on october 9th,22-year-old benjamin miller. and this week on thursday anthony -- a 20-year-old mildty autistic man was shot dead on the sidewalk about 100 yards from one of where the other victims were killed. the police are urging people to not travel alone, to be aware of their surroundings and to turn on their porch lights. further adding to the frustration, police heard the gun shots for the third murder but arrived too late to catch the suspect. family members of the victims are terrified. >> i just hope that someone in the community can speak out. do not be afraid because like my husband said, it could be

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let's get the very latest from bryan llenas who joins us from here in new york. hi, brian. >> three more women are now accusing harvey weinstein. one of the women is british actress lacette anthony who stars in a soap opera. he assaulted her and raped her in his own home. the hollywood mogul visited at her house back in the late 1980s, when she answered the door in her dressing gown, anthony says weinstein raped her in her hallway, telling the sunday times newspaper, quote: he pushed me inside and rammed me up against the coatrack and started fumbling at my gown. he was trying to kiss me and shove inside me. these new allegations are in addition to the at least 30 other women employee he is, actors and models who accuse weinstein of rape, groping and unwanted sexual advances. he was suspended president british academic u the picture academy and sciences hosts the oscars held annual emergency meeting in los angeles and voted to expel weinstein from the academy. this as harvey weinstein's own brother, bob, told the hollywood reporter that his brother is, quote: sic

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molly: bryan llenas is live from our new york city newsroom with more on this case. >> reporter: hi,ly. look, a community is on edge as the manhunt continues. three murders all in the seminole heights neighborhood within a half mile of one another during a ten-day stretch, and police believe it's the work of one killer. all week from sundown to sunrise a group of 20 volunteers from the guardian angel, an anti-crime organization, has been patrolling tampa neighborhood helping to keep, really to ease residents who fear a potential serial killer could be on the loose. police continue their patrols, surveying neighbors and looking for more potential surveillance video. today a funeral held for the third victim that you see there on the right, 20-year-old anthony. he was mildly autistic and got off at the wrong bus stop when he was gunned down on october 19th just blocks away from where 22-year-old benjamin mitchell was shot and killed waiting for a bus on october 9th. just two days after that, 33-year-old monica hoffa was also murdered. the tampa police tell us they've received 144 tips

bryan llenas right here with me in the studio with the latest on this.n long time and coming. the last batch i guess. what can we learn from whatever these documents are? >> that's the big question. millions of these documents were released back in the 90s. the jfk files are the last compilation from the secret documents from the cia, fbi and justice department. there are more than 3,000 documents as well as the full text of more than 30,000 files that have not yet been seen by the public. conspiracy theorists and historians will comb through these files looking for answers to questions centered mostly around lee harvey oswald the man charged in killing jefferson, questions about whether he acted alone, did intelligence officials have prior knowledge of the plot, did he act on behalf of the soviet union's kgb? it's been reported that it could contain inside oswald's trip to mexico city seven weeks before the assassination where he visited the soviet and cuba embassies, cia personality test of oswald, letters from hoover, widowed first lady jackie kennedy

eric: bryan llenas has been following this disturbing story. >> the neighborhood in tampa understandably on edge after three murders in a ten-day stretch, all within a half mile of one another in tampa, and police believe it's all the work of the same killer. the fbi continues to assist in the search for the murderer. all week, from sundown to sunrise, a group of 20 volunteers from the guardian angels, an anticrime organization has been patrolling the neighborhood, helping to keep ease for these residents who fear potential serial killer could be on the loose. investigators continue their own patrols, surveying neighbors, and looking for more surveillance video. >> i feel better knowing that they are out here. i feel better knowing that they're exhausting every lead that they have, that they are seeking as much information as they can and analyzing it to the best of their ability, vehicles, occupation stuff. >> today the funeral held for the third victim on your screen on your right on your screen, 20-year-old, he was mildly autistic and got off at the wrong bus stop when he was gunned d

bryan llenas is live in times square with more on this. brian? brian: good evening, jillian.gh rise buildings and hotels overlooking crowded venues like right here in times square behind me on a very busy saturday night before security used to concentrate on buildings that had windows that would open or had balconies. now, after vegas, when that shooter shot through those windows the concern has now doubled to all high rise buildings that are within high sight of these crowded venues parades or marathons. 57,000 hotel workers and private sector office workers have been trained by the nypd to spot suspicious packages and also to really look for anything that they think is suspicious along the lines of oakive shooter situations as well. can you expect more security sweeps in hotels in cities like new york and other cities before big-time events. that along with everything tells that they have already, which are sharp shooters here in new york city on top of roof tops and buildings and helicopters equipped with high tech technology and snipers. police in chicago by the i think t