>> i can't comment on what happened at cbs but i can tell you that after leaving "the charlie rose shows, anyone who knew i worked for charlie, the first thing they would ask me if the rumors about him were true. this was a secret that was wide open. and i would be surprised if the people at cbs didn't know. >> and of course folks at the program you're working on, this is the charlie rose program, essentially an independent and then broadcast on pbs stations. who within that organization knew what was going on? >> everyone. everyone. that part wasn't hidden. >> what has to happen now to ensure that your children, my daughter, this does not continue for future generations? >> this is something i think about a lot. i believe we're at a moment in the united states where the lens has shifted. part of the reason the issue is so pervasive we weren't looking at sexual assault in this way before and right now we all have to re-assess where we're experiencing this in our own lives and where our community is experiencing it. >> you wrote a column for cnn.com saying shouldn't call charlie rose a v

we need some help. >>> a "washington post" investigation shows misconduct against charlie rose. 27 womenharassed them. the allegations dating back to 1976. the "post" reports some managers at cbs new or were alerted about the alleged conduct on three separate occasions over the span of these 30 years. i'm joined by one of the reporters who broke the story. "washington post" contributor. great to have you here. the numbers are staggering. you found 27 more women than we had previously known. >> that's correct, alisyn. >> about charlie rose. so were you surprised by the scale of this? >> alisyn, we had eight women in our initial story, which led to charlie rose's show being canceled at pbs and him being fired at cbs. what we were trying to do is not look for as many people as we could. we were certainly interested in talking to anyone who had a story to share. we wanted to know the accountability piece of it. it's just along the way we were able to speak to so many women and corroborate and vet the accounts they had shared. some had documentation and so on that had these unwelcomed experie

back to charlie rose, cbs news saying it had no human resources complaints about mr. rose. in a statement, quote, since we terminated charlie rose we were to strengthen existing systems to ensure a safe environment, where everyone can do their best work. we offer employees discretion and fairness, we take swift act when we learn about unacceptable behavior. >> some allegations dated back to 31 years ago, there was a different culture, hopefully what we've witnessed in last year will improve the workplace culture. but to charlie rose is going after the washington post. they had 107 women they spoke to, you mean to tell you 107 records of first hand accounts that means nothing? you know 14 women at cbs, i believe. there is something there. cbs finally handled it, but it was too late, it wrong to say we swiftly handled it when you can go back 31 years. >> thank you brit for making me feel very old right now. >> my birthday is coming up, i'm getting old too. john: no, you are not. >> and news is so crazy, that we don't have much time. >> thank you. john: twitter warning users a

, this round of the charlie rose allegations that just broke early this morning. we'll see where it goes there. i do think when he was fired by cbs and pbs it got a lot of coverage. matt lauer got a lot of coverage. the tom brokaw story, by a former fox news host of forcible kissing and another woman has come forward and written a piece about 50 years ago brokaw allegedly kissing her forcibly. i think the media have given him a pass. i covered tom brokaw for years. had distinguished career. a lot of friends in the business, he is 78 and a lot of people aren't giving it the kind of attention that other news organizations including fox received when there were these kinds of sexual harassment problems. >> jon: true when linda vester brought the story forward she is talking about a time period 25 years ago. it is not -- it's not that recent. >> heather: -- >> this is what happened with the me too movement, women are talking about things that happened decades ago. it is in a different category in the case of charlie rose, some of it happening in recent years including

. >> a woman came in and interviewed for a position to be charlie rose's assistant and a cbs news executive pulled this woman aside and said i want yoto hink long and hard before you take this job. do you really want to be alone with this man? on yang: amy brittain of "the washinost," thank you so much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: next, another installment of our weekly brief but spectacular series where we ask people about their passion. tonight, dana mortenson, c.e.o. of "world savvy," talks about w the organization is reimagining k through twelve education to prepare students for a more glowolly connected d. >> the demographic changes across this country are phenomenal.ul in 1970, the pion of the ops. was 88% white. by 2010, that had d to 75% thwhite, and it's estimate by 2050, it will be 47%, so for the fit time we will be a collective majority. no single ethnicity or culture all be in majority in this country and thateady true for the population under 18. students definitely find international affairs intimidati. vest of the studies that you see over the last l decades is that

tammy leitner, nbc news. >>> there are new allegations tonight against charlie rose and multiple cbs executives after reports say they were warned about rose's behavior. the cbs news anchor was fired last fall and his show on pbs was cancelled after a number of women accused him after harassing and groping. the allegations involve dozens of other women. we get more from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: today "cbs this morning" anchor gail king once again found herself responding to allegations against former co-host charlie rose. >> i feel sick to my stomach and i don't know what to say about this. >> reporter: "the washington post" reporting that 27 additional women have come forward accusing rose of sexual misconduct over the last 40 years. >> when the story first broke, i said charlie was my friend. i still consider him a friend. that said, this is very troubling, very disturbing and you can't discount what these women are saying. >> reporter: the article says the current and former executive producers of cbs this morning were made aware of rose's inappropriate behavior. in 2011,

"the washington post" is reporting former cbs and pbs host charlie rose was involved in far more misconduct than reported. an additional 27 women have accused rows of sexual harassment over 30 years and that cbs managers were repeatedly warned over the allegations but failed to intervene. rose was fired from cbs and pbs

howie: charlie rose facing new accusations of sexual misconduct month spoke to "the washington post." and cbs was warned on at least three occasions. >> when the story broke i said charlie was my friend. but you can't ignore what women are saying. howie: did cbs tolerate sexual misconduct from one of their biggest stars. this is "mediabuzz." it was one month ago a reporter asked president trump on air force one about his lawyer michael cohen paying off a porn actress during the campaign. howie: michael cohen denied to me and other journalists that he wasn't reimbursed by trump. >> he didn't know about the specifics of it as far as i know. but he did know michael would take care of things like this. >> there were no campaign violations because it wasn't out of the campaign. >> it was to save their marriage as much as his reputation. howie: joining us, mara liasson, emily jashinsky, and philippe reines. howie: the media says rudy giuliani triggered a credibility crisis. emily: it's hard to defend this. sarah and materials in the press briefing the next day said even she was not aware of

been basically dragged into a sex scandal which is kind of comparable to the one that engulfed charlie rose in the us or or bill cosby it goes back allegedly twenty years it involved involved the husband of one of the members of the committee who is alleged to have you know abused molested. a number of women so i mean this is a major embarrassing embarrassment the acting head has said that it's that's an absolute disgrace and cultural commentator since we've sweeney are saying that this could be devastating for the academy so jepson you say the scandal goes back quite a long time so it's been building over time what was the deciding factor in the end to not award the prize this year. well i mean the decisive factor was the fact that seven of of the committee members the eighteen committee members resigned including the head of of the of the academy who was a who was herself female so to actually left without enough members has to make a decision so they had no choice but to postpone the awards so they're going to obviously have to reconfigure the internal structure of the academy itself if

post is reporting more allegations of sexual misconduct against form eer cbs this morni anchor charlie rose alleged to have been warned of his conduct. the post reports additional 27 women, 14 cbs news employees and 13 who worked with him elsewhere say rose sexually huherized -- harassed them. it is based on interviews. rose responded to the post. he apparently said in an e-mail your story is unfair and inaccurate. cbs fired charlie rose last november over allegations of sexual misconduct. in a statement cbs said since we terminated charlie rose we worked to strengthen existing systems to ensure a safe environment. some actions have been reported publically and some have not. we offer discretion and fairness and take swift action when we heard of unacceptable behavior. here is what gayle king said just in the last couple of hours on her show in response to the new revelations. >> you see these allegations. you hear the stories and it just makes you sick all over again. i want us to move forward. i want us to do the best job that we can. you can't ignore what these women are saying. that is

there are new allegations of sexual harassment against former cbs news correspondent charlie rose. "the washington post" reported today that 27 more women have come forward to say they were harassed by rose, 14 of them at cbs news, 13 elsewhere. the "post's" initial investigation of rose led to his firing by cbs last fall. more from bianna golodryga. >> reporter: cbs news management, "the washington post" reported, was told about rose's behavior toward women on three different occasions, going back to 1986. today's allegations in the "post" include groping, indecent exposure, and initiating inappropriate sexual conversations while rose was at programs, including cbs' "night watch," "60 minutes 2," and "60 minutes," as well as "cbs this morning." in one case, the "post" cited, rose began take a 24-year-old employee to expensive lunches and suggested other job opportunities. it was brought to the attention of the morning show's executive producer, ryan kadro, who said in a statement he was not told about any inappropriate behavior. a cbs news spokesperson said kadro determined it was

a published report says the allegations of sexual misconduct against our former colleague charlie rose are more extensive than previously known. bianna golodryga reports. >> reporter: cbs news management, the "washington post" reports, was told about rose's behavior toward women on three different occasions, going back to 1986. today's allegations in the post gloipg and indecent exposure and initiating an inappropriate conversation while rose was at programs including cbs's night watch, "60 minutes ii" and "60 minutes" as well as cbs this morning. in one case the post exciteding rose began taking a 24-year-old employee to expensive lunches and suggested other job opportunities. it was brought to the attention of the morning show's executive rurs ryan kadro, who said in a statement he was not told about any inappropriate spokesperson. a cbs news spokesperson said kadro determine td was a job interview. in response cbs news said "we cannot corroborate or confirm many of the situations described." jeff thager, executive producer of smnts presidents and former cbs news chairman who hired r

. >>> and it's reported that alleged incidence of sexual misconduct by charlie rose was far more than previously reported and that cbs management was warned. bianna golodryga has details. >> reporter: cbs news management was told about rose's behavior toward rose toward women on three different occasions going back to 1986. allegations in the post include groping and indecent exposure and initiating sexual conversations while he was in programs. at one point he began taking a 24-year-old employee to expensive lunches and suggested other job opportunities. it was brought to the attention of the morning show's executive producer ryan kadro who said in statement he was not told about any inappropriate behavior. a cbs spokesperson said kadro determined it was a job interview. >>> in response to the cbs news article, they said we cannot corroborate or confirm any of the situations described. in a separate statement, jeff fager who hired rose two different times said he was one of the best interviewers in the country, period. if i knew there was this darker side, he never would have been hi

the washington post says 27 women including 14 employees are accusing charlie rose of sexual misconductd. he was fired after allegations of 8 women came to light. the current host talked about the claims this morning.>> i consider him a friend. i know that's not the politically correct thing to say but i don't believe in abandoning friends when they are down. that said, this is very troubling and disturbing. >> in a statement cbs news says since we terminated charlie rose we have worked to strengthen systems for an environment where everyone can do their best work. >> how smart trash cans could help put a dent in san francisco's problem-- trash problem. >>> earthquakes putting the big island on high alert. incredible selection of the looking fn brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you got

this morning, new explosive allegations against charlie rose. three women are suing the former anchor and cbs news, claiming rose sexually harassed and abused them. katherine brooks harris, a former broadcast associate for "cbs this morning," accuses the star anchor of placing his handing on her thigh. the suit alleges he did the same to his executive assistant, suggesting both women have sex with each other. h he was fired from his company, and leading to his ouster at cbs news. a third woman still works for cbs and claims rose referred to her as a china doll. insisting on kissing her and other women on the staff, while inside cbs studios. the three women accuse rose of calling them idiots and, one, an f'ing kindergartner. an attorney for charlie rose tells nbc news, the claims in the suit are without merit. it also making accusations to rose's former producer, claiming he harassed chelsea way, approaching her desk from behind, he kicked and shoved her chair with substantial force. she filed complaints against the two of them after allegations a

thank you. >>> this morning, "the washington post" reports new allegations of sexual misconduct of charlie rosese was fired in november after eight women connected with his pbs program said he exposed himself or spoke to them inappropriately. in a statement to the post, rose calls the new story unfair and inaccurate. jericka duncan is here with the latest allegations. >> reporter: the post reports 27 women, said rose sexually harassed them over more than 30 years. the paper says his behavior was flagged to managers as early as 1986 and as recently as 2017 when rose was a co-anchor of the show. one example in 2013, an employee says he grabbed her buttocks as he walked down the office hallway. there's no indication that incident was reported to management. most recently, former cbs this morning employee left to work for the pbs show where she says she experienced a number of unwanted sexual advances and comments and encouraged to take the job by executive producer ryan kedro. the post says his former assistant allegedly reported concerns about rose's behavior towards harris. kedro denied that, an

to "cbs this morning." >> reporter: many of whom allege a pattern of inappropriate behavior by charlie rose. >> it was reportedly groping, lewd sexual remarks, calling women late at night, asking them personal questions about their sex life. >> reporter: the paper reports cbs management was told about rose's conduct on three different occasions dating back to 1986. when he made lewd comments to a staffer on the cbs morning news. >> welcome to the debut of "cbs this morning." >> reporter: in the days leading up to the 2012 launch of "cbs this morning" an employee told then executive producer chris licht that rose forcibly kissed her. abided by the accuser's request not to tell human resources. a cbs spokesperson says that was within the scope of cbs policy at the time. licht moved on to lead "the late show with steve phen colbert." "the post" reports the former attend wa assistant warned him last year that rose was treating another employee to what she considered unusual lunches at expensive restaurants while rose floated other job opportunities to her. according to a spokesperson, kadro det

changes to improve workplace culture, just like cbs, which has been under similar scrutiny after the charlie rosethere is still more to come, because farrow is now ready to talk about what went wrong at nbc. why is weinstein reporting exposing alleged crimes was not broadcast. nbc says its reporting just wasn't ready. but farrow disagrees, and is going to write about what happened in a new book titled "catch and kill." the book was announced a few days ago and i think it's going to be a doozy. let me bring back christiane amanpour and frank sesno. frank, there has been some skepticism, and one of the women -- the woman who came out tuesdaying tom brokaw of harassment says there should be an independent investigation. where do you stand on the idea of these media companies or newsrooms having to look inward and not always being comfortable doing so? >> it's always difficult. it's always very controversial. i think i generally come down on the side of having an independent, outside set of eyes on it. after all, these are news organizations, they stand for transparency. they depend on their own cred

. >> gayle king reacting of a wp report of the charlie rose, saying he sexually harassed 26 more woment november. gayle admits the scandal left her colon flikted. >> i still consider him my friend. i'm sure that's not the politically correct thing. you can't ignore what the women are saying. >> rose responded to the allegations in a one sentence e-mail -- quote, your story is unfair and inaccurate. >>> moving on, big episode of "big bang" tonight on cbs. jerry o'connell makes his debut as sheldon's estranged older brother, georgy. these two do not get along at all. but that's not the only reason things get hairy for jerry. >> what the hell are you doing here? >> hello, georgie. >> it's just george now. >> i just had to rock the mullet again. i have thousands of selfies of myself in that thing. >> sheldon really wants his mullet-haired big bro to attend his i dos with amy. >> i would like you at my wedding. >> thank you, sheldon. but i would rather swallow a pregnant wild cat and crap out a litter of kittens. >> what is it like being on the "big bang"? >> when you get to the set the mos

he didn't like cnn running an old charlie rose interview video that shows rudy giuliani saying something completely different in 1998 than what he was saying this morning. and so giuliani objected so vehemently that cnn i think wisely decided that it would be more entertaining to watch giuliani's objection to the video than watching the actual video. >> here's charlie rose with you in the interview. you tell me what you meant. >> come on. >> you don't want to hear it? >> it's not even relevant. >> if the president is asked to testify, subpoenaed to steph te >> that's unfair. that's the reason people don't come on the show. you have the promoting with aleksandr torshin. >> t -- avenatti. >> what does that have to do with this? avenatti has been getting fed information that's more true than not mostly about michael cohen, okay. what he's doing on tv, that his business and the people who put him on. >> he has avenatti on the brain. what have you done to him, michael avenatti, that he cannot get through an interview that isn't about you without railing against you? >> you know, lawrence, a c

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. >> glor: more women accuse charlie rose of sexual misconduct. about what cbs knew. medical experts are stumped as a atre form of eye cancer turns up in two locations in the south. >> it was like you had just had the breath knocked out of you. >> glor: how the break in the hunt for a serial killer could help solve other cold cases. and an american icon as few will ever see it.

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charlie rose's, uh...team came to us. we didid not solicit the opportunity.hey came in, and i think that's very significant. i think thatat "charlie rose,"," like other major news outlelets and commentary shows like that, are beginning to recognize that a part of the conversation that folks likeke us were kind ofeptt from, public conversation, where now--to o make it very simple, the critique of cacapitalism is now part of the national conversation, and that wasn't true foror most of t the last 50 yeyears, one of the poinints i d to make on that program. so i i take it a as an enormousy courarageous thing that h he did because h he knew he was kind of pushing the envelope there, invite david harvey and myself. and i thought he handled it pretty well. he was very straight with us and he was partly uncomfortable because there was supposed to be a third person there who never showed up, and that always throws a-- you know, he had gotten prepared for a 3-way, and that chair had to be removed, for the tv audience shouldn't see. i understand mr. eastwood does that,

them to be caught up in a sex scandal that's sort of reminiscent of the ones in the states with charlie rose of bill cosby is an absolute absolute catastrophe the acting head of the organization is talking about severe damage and cultural critics in sweden are already calling this news absolutely devastating this is the first time they would hasn't been given since one thousand nine hundred forty nine and back then it was because they couldn't find any books that were good enough so this does not this is not what you think of normally when you think of the nobel prize for literature ok it's a shocking decision for a man and then can you tell us more about how this decision came about. well i mean things came to a head when the female head of the swedish academy resigned basically saying that that the organisation was corrupt that there had been an ongoing sex scandal that had been transpiring over twenty years it involved the husband of a female poet who's a member of the academy the head then quit said she wasn't going to head the organisation under those conditions the poet has also quit w

a lawsuit was filed today in the charlie rose sexual harassment case. "washington post" reported yesterday that 27 more women have come forward to accuse rose of sexually harassing them while they were working at cbs or elsewhere. three of them are now suing rose ccd cbs news, saying they were subjected to repeated ongoing and unlawful physical and verbal sexual harassment by rose, that oms unlawfully retaliated against one of them, and that the company failed to investigate the matter. ng a response, cbs news says "we will vigorously defend against the allegations pertaining to cbs news." reafired rose last fall. we reached out to him today for a comment on the suit, but have not heard back. >> breaking news just now coming in. checking in with tony decopele who has more details. >> former president george h.w. bush has been discharged from the hospital. his spokesperson jim mcgraff tweeted out the news the former president had been battling an infection for nearly two weeks. he was hospitalized just days after the death of former first lady barbara bu

. >>> explosive new allegations against charlie rose, the new report claiming 27 more women have accused after sexual harassment and several of his cbs bosses were warned about his behavior. >>> the major warning from twitter, if you're one of the social media giants, over 300

my pbs ears perked up, "was is really in our interest to trample charlie rose?" is a line from this, but it actually kind of addresses around this question of the world in which we live in and the moment that we're in right now. was that your intention, is that also being misinterpreted or misread by people who don't get the book? - well, there's two answers to that. one is that in the greater context of the book, i think it's quite clear. - makes more sense in the context of the book? - yes, and i think it's quite clear that the questions that are being asked by the character in the book are in fact, deeply in the hope and support that any movement toward equality for any people is one that this character would hope to have high hopes for. i think the book also is about, as much as anything else, is the danger of approaching certain issues by fashion. and that the fashion, while it's righteous, has no foundation if it's principally a fashion. and what is a fashion? a fashion is an anti-war movement that then has a success only to call its soldiers, upon return,

. >>> next tonight, new allegations of sexual harassment against charlie rose. "the washington post" reporting 27 more women have stepped toward to accuse him. "the post" reports managers were warned of his behavior three times. several of the accusers planning a lawsuit. rose responding tonight, saying "your story is unfair and inaccurate." >>> and from capitol hill tonight, word that the house chaplain will keep his job after all. the reverend patrick conroy first submitting his resignation at the request of speaker paul ryan, but after criticism from both sides of the aisle, speaker ryan tonight, we have learned, has now reinstated him. more to come on this. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the deadly shopping mall shooting. police rushing to the scene late today. the fight erupting into gun fire. at least one person is dead. the images coming in from the scene now. >>> also, several officers in the hospital tonight after responding to a call, and then the explosion while they were at the home. >>> and look at this. th

how we judge charlie rose or any of these males is abstract.e know is there is a mail on one side and an oppressed -- a male on one side in an oppressed people on the other side. franken is a -- al good example of the injustice of this ideology. he was a comedian and did these things. the ideological word sexism obliterates -- we say behavior is inappropriate, rude, criminal if it is right. now, -- is rape. now, we have one word -- sexism. there is a guy who took pictures and film them. he seems to offended one subject was asleep. we do not know she was offended at the time or if she wanted to join -- be a hero of the #metoo movement. al franken lost a senate seat. one million people voted for him. what kind of country do you live in now where an accusation -- no trial, we do not have any of the details. i call itt totalitarian. the individual disappears. you judge people by their gender, race, and so forth. host: katrina -- progressive katrina many google -- katrina wrote this about your identity postics in the washington moderns right to -- t

. >>> three former cbs inquiries sued charlie rose today. ey accused the former television anchor of sexual harassment. he was fired back in november after eight women came forward to say that he sexually harassed them. those initial allegations involved roses show on public television. in today's lawsuit, the three cbs employees say that rose harassed them last year, invited them out to dinner, touching their thighs and quizzing them about their sex lives. the suit also alleges that rose suggested that two of the women have sex with each other. rose has not responded to the accusations. >>> the governor of iowa signed the nation's most restrictive abortion bill into law. kim reynolds was surrounded by women and children in the signing ceremony. the measure requires an ultrasound before the procedure to see if the fetus has a heartbeat. that can be as early as six weeks. planned parenthood and the aclu have said they plan to sue. federal courts have struck down similar legislation in arkansas and north dakota as unconstitutional. >>> student

. >> the number of women accusing charlie rose of sexual misconduct has expanded by more than two dozen. according to the washington post, an additional 27 women have come forward. 14 of them worked with roads at cvs while an additional 13 said they were harassed at other companies. the accusations include groping and indecent exposure. he was removed from his shows after several accusations of sexual harassment were revealed. he has not yet commented on the exhibitions. >>> various families left in legal limbo. >> a better future for the family. >> reporter: the growing number of undocumented immigrants being held behind bars for months. >>> the search is on for a couple of laptop thief in the east bay. how a couple of good samaritans toppled their latest theft. >>> 2 investigates exposes a hidden population of people who can be legally detained with no hearing or conviction. it affects undocumented isa detainees. >> these holds can last months, even years. >> [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: ricardo junior is two years old. he's getting to know words and numbers. >> one. one. >> repo

"the washington post" is reporting former cbs and pbs host charlie rose was involved in far more misconducthan reported. an additional 27 women have accused rows of sexual harassment over 30 years and that cbs managers were repeatedly warned over the allegations but failed to intervene. rose was fired from cbs and pbs amidst accusations of groping women, making lewd phone calls, walking around naked, or in an open bathrobe, and more. the voter-profiling company cambridge analytica is closing and will begin insolvency proceedings. cambridge analytica gained international attention after facebook revealed it acquired the personal information of up to 87 million people without their permission as part of an effort to sway voters to support president donald trump. black men who were arrested at a -- in philadelphia, a pair of black men who were arrested at a starbucks store after an employee called police claiming they were trespassing have settled a lawsuit with the coffee chain. rashon nelson and donte robinson will receive a symbolic settlement of one dollar each, along with a promise from s

plan in the coming weeks. >>> new this morning, the number of women now accusing pbs and cbs host charlie rosesexual misconduct has grown to more than two dozen. an additional 27 women have come forward, 14 of them worked with rose at cbs. an additional 13 said they were harassed by rose at other companies. the accusations including groping and indecent exposure. rose was removed from his shows on cbs and pbs last year after several accusations of sexual harassment were revealed. he has not yet commented on the accusations. >>> the boy scouts of america is changing its nay. the organization is dropping the word boy. starting next february, the group will be called scouts bsa. facing declining enrollment, the group is trying to expand numbers by admitting girls. the organization had started allowing girls into the cub scouts and now scouts bsa will accept girls next year. in the meantime the girl scouts are ramping up activities involving girls in the sciences, the outdoors and networking opportunities with girl scout alums. >> we're following developing news in connecticut. what we know about

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. >> 1998 talking to charlie rose. >> if the president is asked to testify, subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury and says no, not going to do it. >> you have to do it. you don't have a choice. >> there. it started. there you go. >> when rudy guiliani makes a statement, all they get to do is write a report. they acknowledged that to us. he made it sound like a report app exercise in futility. that would be getting the facts out to the public, trying to get to the truth. he's making it sound like let's just end this thing because all you get is a report. >> i report is a big deal. both in the watergate context and the starr/whitewater context, it was turned over to congress as a basis for impeachment. yet another reason why the need to write a report is a very considerable one. >> michael, we see -- >> let me say one thing to jeffrey's comment. under the inspect counsel, when i was independent counsel, we had an obligation to write a public report many in the case of mueller, he's governed by regulations that says he has to write a confidential report to the deputy attorney general ex

. >>> charlie rose accusations have grown additional 27 women have come forward. 14 of them worked withe at cbs while an additional 13 said they were harassed by rose at other companies. the accusation includes decent exposure, groping. rose was removed from shows on cbs and pbs after several accusations were revealed. he has not yet commented on these accusations. >>> the boy scouts of america's changing its name don't expect the girl scout to do the same. the boy scouts of dropping the word boy from the name. the group will be called scouts bsa. the program mainly targets 11 to 17-year-old boys, facing declining enrollment. the group is trying to expand his numbers by admitting girls . it started allowing girls into the cub scouts, younger branch of the boy scouts, now's scouts bsa will accept girls next year. meantime the girl scouts are ramping up their activities involving girls in the sciences and outdoors and networking opportunities with women who were girl scouts in their youth . >>> $25,000 surprise for a contractor from santa rosa who joins us live. more on what he received a

charlie rose. jeffery tam better, al franken. garrison keeler, chris matthews, tom brocaw. lauer already. i'm glad i'm not a commencement speaker. it made me consider the source. >> there's hope for you. >> kimberly i think wow give a stellar speech. >> i was asked once. >> really. >> do i speaking engagements at high schools and that type of thing. for college i think it would be great. everybody at the table here has great experience and life experience and how we all got this point. i would say don't be afraid to be your own advocate and don't be afraid of the know i took about that in my book. people are afraid to put themselves out there and make a positive move for change. dana coupled with yours in terms of don't be afraid to move. i moved across country from san francisco first lady there i took a leap, jump, came to new york didn't know anybody to embark on exciting career i was passionate about and just don't goat those points unless willing to take chances. >> amen you're not giving a dress but besides make america great again what would it. >> i like that one co

. >>> the allegation of sexual misconduct are now widening against long-time news personality charlie roset" is reporting 27 more women have now come forward. last november, pbs canceled his interview show and cbs fired him as anchor after allegations from eight women who accused him of groping them making lewd remarks and walking around them naked. the post is also reporting that managers at cbs were alerted about rose's questionable behavior on at least three occasions before firing him. cbs had no comment. >>> over the last two weeks we have interviewed all eight candidates for mayor of san francisco. in june, voters will decide on a permanent replacement for the late ed lee. we have invited each of the candidates into our studio to talk to them one-on-one and tonight, we introduce you to jane kim. >> we have a lot of working to do. >> reporter: san francisco district 6 supervisor jane kim is running for mayor in june's special election. one of her top campaign promises is to clean up city streets. she recently requested $2.5 million in additional funding to pay for citywide street clea

charlie rose at cbs. now tom brokaw. i don't know if any of these things are true. i don't know if any of the allegations are too. but me too, this movement has made -- >> neil: you think the movement has gone to far? you're right. all news organizations. you were guilty first before they checked it out. >> there was a feeding frenzy. i hope it's tempered somewhat. we have to view everyone as having constitutional protections and due process. the right of rebuttal as tom brokaw did in his extensive response to linda vester's allegations. >> neil: you think roger ailes was afforded that? >> i think roger was drummed out of the business. in many ways, his legacy was erased. it's as if roger never existed. i have found myself wishing whiskfully that he died a year earlier before this all broke. if he did, he would have a statue on mount rushmore. here he has endowed journalism schools and they have taken his name off. senior citizen centers. >> neil: you write about his brilliance and that. talked about the flaws and so many great people you talked to over the years, w

which is incentive tore people -- for people to look away, even in the case of charlie rose and alsors. kind of a general public having seen these men on their televisions, think they know them, and they feel -- tend to empathize with them on, like, these -- unlike women, who, unlike accusers in many cases are about secure women. people feel a sense of loss. like, why do i have to lose this person who feels like he's been a part of my life? so they're inclined to empathize with them and want to see them rehabilitated. >> i want to read something that the woman you shared a byline with wrote as well, "for bill cosby facing criminal, none deprived of their freedom and some are already hoping for a comeba comeback." really? >> yeah. we read recently in the news charlie ross plotting his possible comeback. rumors of a show he would interview other men taken down by #metoo. rumors about louis c.k. getting ready to do a stand-up special again. there have been rumors swirls for a while and i think that these men probably think they are invulnerable in part because they haven't had to take r