all similar objects made of plastic metal there is clearly still a degree of mystery about how charlie rose lee and his partner just became exposed to the nerve agent in the first place a week ago the metropolitan police confirmed that they had found a small bottle that they believed was the source of the contamination and that appears to correspond to interviews that charlie rose brother has given to the media saying that when he visited charlie really in hospital he had said that he seemed to recall giving his partner a small bottle just before they became very well whether or not that bottle was the source of the nerve agent used to attack the script piles or whether it was from the same batch is still very much unclear. and in recent days there's been intense speculation in the u.k. media about the investigation into that original attack on the script pal's leaks from the police probe claim that investigators have used c.c.t.v. images to identify two russian culprits who allegedly fled the u.k. immediately after the attack on the square piles but there hasn't been any official statement

this is the british couple at the center of a new mystery surrounding an english town charlie rose lee and dawn sturgis were exposed to the nerve agent novacek the couple are in a critical condition at salisbury hospital it's the same clinic the treated former russian spies. and his daughter yulia after they were nearly killed by the same nerve agent britain blamed that attack firmly on russia today the u.k. to cooperate in the police investigation the eyes of the world are currently on russia not least because of the world cup it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what has gone on here. prime minister to resign may has been holding talks with angela merkel in berlin said her thoughts were with the victims to see two more people exposed to the novacek in the u.k. is obviously deeply disturbing and the police i know will be leaving no stone unturned in their investigation in relation to what has happened. charlie rose lee and dawn sturgis which taken ill at their home in ames bring on saturday after visiting soulsby the previous day a friend of the cou

after charlie rose was so publicly called out and fired, what happened at cbs after that?eckoning? >> what these sources say is no, you know, we are talking to people who say they were retaliated against very recently at that company. and that individuals who knew about charlie rose and that includes jeff, many of the sources in the story say he was aware of that abuse, he's the executive producer of "60 minutes and reported as head of the news division there. there were allegations against him. we talked about six employees who describe inappropriate touching for him. the pattern described in this story, and we're careful not to overgeneralize, certain fas sits, it is a very large corporation. but the pattern is that you have allegations at the top and then allegations layer down and layer down from that. in each of these cases we have people saying we spoke up and we were retaliated against. there was not accountability. they didn't do anything. >> now you've gotten the board of director's attention and they will be doing an investigation they say and they will be having

all similar objects made of plastic metal there is clearly still a degree of mystery about how charlie rose lee and his partner. became exposed to the nerve agent in the first place a week ago the metropolitan police confirmed that they had found a small bottle that they believed was the source of the contamination and that appears to correspond to interviews that charlie rose brother has given to the media saying that when he visited charlie really in hospital he had said that he seemed to recall giving his partner a small bottle just before they became very well whether or not that bottle was the source of the nerve agent used to attack the script piles or whether it was from the same batch is still very much unclear. yeah and in recent days there's been intense speculation in the u.k. media about the investigation into that original attack on the script pal's leaks from the police probe claim that investigators have used c.c.t.v. images to identify two russian culprits who allegedly fled the u.k. immediately after the attack on the square piles but there hasn't been any official statemen

it's been eight months since charlie rose was fired from cbs this morning. and now the famed broadcast network is again having to report on itself. >> the new yorker magazine is reporting six women have accused cbs chairman and ceo leslie moonves of sexual harassment and cbs news chairman and current "60 minutes" executive producer jeff fager allowed harassment. >> the story is about much more than moonves, it's about cbs as a whole, about how major media companies are still having to reckon with the past about alleged abuse that happened in the past and, in some cases, not too long ago. these are issues that have to be addressed by cbs and by other media companies. and it's farrow who has been leading the way, exposing some of the darkest secrets of these companies. his latest report about cbs is also about the iconic news magazine, "60 minutes." executive producer jeff fager, quote, enabled harassment and committed sexual harassment himself. he denies those allegations and saying it's coming from sources who have an ax to grind. sparked by farrow's report

--cvs suspended charlie rose cbs suspended charlie rose after the washington post reported women accused him of sexual harassment. >> he is turning office light in his office. seconds later coming -- later, he reappears with a woman. then, a kiss. >> the allegations against me are simply not true. others, i remember differently. >> in a statement, he said he never attempted sexual misconduct. he admitted having an uncomfortable conversation about surrogacy with women who worked with him. >> a pro-life champion who encouraged his fight to have two abortions and talked his mistresses into another. theonyers denies accusations, but admits to paying a former staffer a settlement. $84,000 in taxpayer funds to settle a sexual harassment claim and never paid taxpayers back. >> this is the shopping mall where some say it was common knowledge and not a big secret roy moore would flirt with teenage girls when he was in his 30's. involved in the repeateddescribed episodes of nonconsensual violence. >> most of those were reporting from the media. of is about sex out matrimony. the other is lying. we

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happened this is the british couple at the center of a new mystery surrounding an english town charlie rose early and dawn sturgis were exposed to the nerve agent of a child they were taken ill at their home in maine spray on saturday after visiting the town of souls bree the previous day the couple are now in critical condition at salisbury district hospital it's the same clinic that treated former russian spies second script powell and his daughter yulia after they were nearly killed by the same type of nerve agent britain blamed that attack firmly on russia today the u.k. as authorities in moscow to share whatever they know with british police the eyes of the world are currently on russia not least because of the world cup. it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what has gone on. but russia pointed the finger straight back at britain in a familiar war of words but as i am but at that meeting we call on british door and foresman bodies not to follow the dirty political games initiated by some forces in london and to start cooperating with russian law enfo

all similar objects made of plastic metal there is clearly still a degree of mystery about how charlie rose lee and his partner just became exposed to the nerve agent in the first place a week ago the metropolitan police confirmed that they had found a small bottle that they believe was the source of the contamination and that appears to correspond to interviews that charlie rowley's brother has given to the media saying that when he visited charlie rowley in hospital he had said that he seemed to recall giving his partner a small bottle just before they became very well whether or not that bottle was the source of the nerve agent used to attack the script piles or whether it was from the same batch is still very much unclear. and in recent days there's been intense speculation in the u.k. media about the investigation into that original attack on the script pal's leaks from the police probe claim that investigators have used c.c.t.v. images to identify two russian culprits who allegedly fled the u.k. immediately after the attack on the square piles but there hasn't been any official statem

the british man poisoned with the noble job nerve agent ten days ago has regained consciousness charlie rose lee was poisoned along with his partner dawn sturgeon's she died on sunday the couple collapsed near solsbury the city where former russian spy sergei scribble and his daughter were exposed to the nerve agent back in march. well here in germany the controversial interior minister has been accused of making an insensitive remark in his ongoing battle with chancellor angela merkel over migration policy you know he was launching his long promised migration plan when he made an observation in dubious taste about failed asylum seekers being deported to afghanistan on his birthday cake a list i was given that i'm in a month on the same day as my sixty ninth birthday that was sixty nine people it wasn't ordered by me sent back to afghanistan that is far more than what has been usual up to now. it's the life or or who is going to breed is you're with me so what what what was that was that just a case of insert in the foot in mouth now and think later i think it was definitely much more than t

british man poisoned with the nobody choked nerve agent ten days ago has regained consciousness charlie rose was poisoned along with his partner dawn sturges who died on sunday the couple collapsed in your souls buried the city where former russian spy sergei scruple and his daughter were attacked with a nerve agent back in march in germany the trial is about to end of neo nazi suspects in a murder spree that left ten people dead over five years the trial in a munich court has been going on for justice law making it the second longest trial in post-war german history evidence in court suggested that the alleged murderers got away with it for so long because of police incompetence. the widow of the chinese nobel peace prize laureate has left china to start a new life here in europe she arrived in berlin a few hours ago lou she has been kept under total house arrest without formal charges since two thousand and ten when her husband was awarded the prize his calls for democracy angered beijing. the aircraft carrying news the landed in berlin on tuesday evening that ends eight years of what crit

all similar objects made of plastic metal there is clearly still a degree of mystery about how charlie rose lee and his partner just became exposed to the nerve agent in the first place a week ago the metropolitan police confirmed that they had found a small bottle that they believed was the source of the contamination and that appears to correspond to interviews that charlie rowley's brother has given to the media saying that when he visited charlie rowley in hospital he had said that he seemed to recall giving his partner a small bottle just before they became very well whether or not that bottle was the source of the nerve agent used to attack the script piles or whether it was from the same batch is still very much unclear. and in recent days there's been intense speculation in the u.k. media about the investigation into that original attack on the script pal's leaks from the police probe claim that investigators have used c.c.t.v. images to identify two russian culprits who allegedly fled the u.k. immediately after the attack on the square piles but there hasn't been any official state

. >> charlie rose. >> they had 8 allegations, 27 followed this spring so you don't know if others wille out one thing i would differ with as some suggested on air today, this could take a few months of investigation. it shouldn't if it is -- they've spent so much time and the rest of the media, this is not like robert mueller. this should be a one week investigation. there's no reason. i know a lot of firms that do this it is almost down to a factory machine. they know who the victims are, others come forward, great to get the corroboration is not that hard. it shouldn't take that long. but i think maybe as kay suggested he ought to step down temporarily at least so you don't have the awkwardness. >> there's a lot of money at stake as we said earlier potentially for him. >> i want your thoughts on the statement from moonves via cbs it kind of surprised me. it was more honest than i would have expected. i recognize that there were times decades ago when i may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances, those are mistakes, i regret them immensely, i always understood, respecte

was removed. >> he fired charlie rose in two seconds, and les has always been, in my estimationf women's rights. liz: well, the stock is down, but we'll be watching that and more. just quickly back to fox, comcast, disney, all of them have seen pretty significant moves here. >> you're seeing the landscape of legacy media in a tectonic change. and old media, old television -- one of the suggestions that some of the analysts have made is maybe comcast should buy charter. actually, they should buy charter -- liz: well, there was news on charter today. it's not the cable side that comcast is interested in, it's the broadband. liz: new york regulators are pushing back on charter buying time warner cable. can you put that genie back in the bottle? >> they probably can. but it's going to be -- it depends on where the justice department and the fcc end up, because they're under a lot of pressure from the white house right now to let these deals happen. it was a disappointment to trump that sinclair got banned by the fcc. so we don't know. liz: charter down just a quarter of a percent ri

in november, last year morning anchor charlie rose was fired after eight women accused him of inappropriate behavior in a "the washington post" report. even before today's article was published, rumors sent the stock down. dropping more than 6% by the close. tonight, cbs analyst responded to the article in the article moonves denied allegations of assault d added i recognize there were times that i may have made women uncomfortable with advances. those were mistakes and i regret them immensely. cbs in its statement added cbs is mindful of all workplace issues and takes each report of misconduct seriously. we do not believe, howevers that the picte b ot to treat the tens of thousands of employees with dignity and respect. >> thank you. >>> coming up tonight, emergency landing, the big shock at rush hour for drivers in a major american city. >>> and the big news of a galaxy far, far away. how "star wars" plans to bring back a beloved character. >>> drivers in chicago got quite a shock this afternoon when a small plane made an emergency landing on the city's busy lake shore drive just as rush

former spice and what more do we know about charlie rose. we don't know very much just that they lived nearby southbury that there were a couple the woman is described as a mother we know from what from what is in the public domain right now is that they have no connection to the scruples whatsoever so they must have come across somehow this now of age and i'm suspect they would not have suspected what happened to them they must've somehow come across it the speculation is maybe in salisbury in the park but of course this is what the police is going to determine just now. the last poisoning of the script russia was blamed for that russia denied its of course and now again the fingers being pointed at moscow russia of course enjoying great press coverage at the moment with his hosting of the world cup is this latest apparent attack likely to escalate tensions between moscow and the west. well for sure in the u.k. the relations with russia really have hit rock bottom since this case and we've also seen today i mean this is the members of the r

on wednesday july eleventh a small bottle was recovered during searches of charlie rose's house in amesbury it was taken to porton down for tests following those tests scientists have now confirmed to us that the substance contained within the bottle is novacek base reverse to getting whether there's any link between the amesbury incident and the script l. poisoning in seoul's pre back in march house in amesbury where the no child was found is still cordoned off fishel say there is no wider threat to the public we heard from dave collins professor of organic chemistry at cornell university he told us the fact that a highly toxic agent was kept in a bottle is surprising. it's impossible to make a connection and there been no data presented so we're at the mercy of the authorities assuring us what they found and what they know what it is and you know how bottle ended up and they're the victims houses and that matter whether or not they actually were poisoned by not which are if you're allowed to get down i find it suspicious that they're carving no but chuck around in in what's called a bottl

happened this is the british couple at the center of a new mystery surrounding an english town charlie rose lee and dillon sturgis were exposed to the nerve agent. they were taken at their home in maine spray on saturday after visiting the town of souls bree the previous day the couple are now in critical condition at salisbury district hospital it's the same clinic that treated former russian spies. and his daughter yulia after they were needy killed by the same type of none of agent britain but i got to talk firmly on russia today the u.k. as to thirty's in moscow to share whatever they know with british police the eyes of the world are currently in russia not least because of the world cup. it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what has gone on here but russia pointed the finger straight back at britain in a familiar war of words but is that i am but it does. mean we call on british door and forstmann bodies not to follow the dirty political games initiated by some forces in london and to start cooperating with russian law enforcement bodies in this inv

laboratory at porton down on wednesday july eleventh a small bottle was recovered during searches of charlie rose house in amesbury it was taken to porton down for tests following those tests scientists have now confirmed to us that the substance contained within the bottle is novacek. police are investigating whether there's any link between the m. spree incident and the script pall poisoning in salzburg back in march authorities earlier said they don't believe a link has per to be struck down by the substance were deliberately targeted the area any mystery around the heist where the nova truck was found is still cordoned off officials say there is not believed to be any wider threat to the public when we talk show host john gone the lack of progress in the two british investigations is surprising. i think it's fascinating that expression for months to find out nothing and not arrest anyone after boris johnson was so clear in his condemnation of president putin and his accusation it was the russians was doing it we've also been spun a story that people who saw israel safe well how can they be sa

laboratory and porton down on wednesday july eleventh a small box was recovered during searches of charlie rose house in amesbury it was taken to put down for tests following those tests scientists have now confirmed to us that the substance contained within the box who is not a child and police are investigating whether there is any link between the ames incident and the screen paul poisoning in salisbury back in march the area in amesbury around the house where the nova chuck was found is still cordoned off officials say there is not believed to be any wider threat to the public we heard from dave column a professor of organic chemistry at cornell university he says that there is no evidence to link the salisbury and amesbury cases it's impossible to make a connection there been no data presented so we are at the mercy of the authorities assuring us what they found what they know what it is and you know how bottle ended up in there they took them scousers and that matter whether or not they actually were poisoned by not which i think if you're allowed to get down to it i find it suspicious th

on wednesday july eleventh a small bottle was recovered during searches of charlie rose's house in amesbury it was taken to porton down for tests following those tests scientists have now confirmed to us that the substance contained within the bottle is novacek please continue to investigate whether there's any link between the amesbury incident and the script poisoning in seoul's brain back in march house in amesbury where the chalk was found is still cordoned off this morning officials say there is no wider threat to the public we heard from dave cullen professor of organic chemistry at cornell university he says the fact that are highly toxic agent was apparently kept in a bottle is surprising. it's impossible to make a connection and there been no data presented so you're at the mercy of the authorities assuring us what they found and what they know what it is and you know how bottle ended up and there was as and that matter whether or not they actually were poisoned by not which uk if you're allowed to get down to find it suspicious that there carding no overt check around in in what's

in november last year morning anchor charlie rose was fired after cu eight women d him of inappropriateavior. after today's article was published, rumors sent the stock down. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> tonight, cbs analysts responded to the "new yorker" article. he denied any allegations of sexual assault and added i recognize there were times decades ago i may have made so men uncomfortable by making advances, those were mtakes and i regret them immensely. cbs in its statement says cbs is mindful of all workplace issues and takes each report seriously we do not believe however the picture of our company in the "new yorker." >> stephanie, thank you. >>> coming up tonight, emergency landing, the big shock at rush hour for drivers in a major american city and the big news from the galaxy far, far away. how star wars plans to bring back a beloved character. >>> drivers in chicago got quite a shock this afternoon when a small i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto® to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner significan

charlie rose's, uh...team came to us. we didid not solicit the opportunity. they 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 tha

on wednesday july eleventh a small bottle was recovered during searches of charlie rose's house in amesbury it was taken to porton down for tests following those tests scientists have now confirmed to us that the substance contained within the box who is not a child and what is happening now police are investigating whether there is any link between the incident on the script pole poisoning in salt spray back in march authorities earlier said they do not believe the latest purred to be struck down by the substance were deliberately targeted the area in ames riya round the house where the novacek was found is still cordoned off officials say there is not believed to be any wider threat to the popular. radio talk show host jong go on to say as the luck of progress in the two british investigations is surprising and i think it's fascinating that extension four months to find out nothing and not to rest anyone after boris johnson was so clear in his condemnation of president putin and his accusation it was the russians was doing it we've also been spun a story that people who saw israel safe we

. >> you mentioned charlie rose. ng, dan, cbs as we know was very quick to act against the allegations against mr. rose. doesn't seem to be quite the case at least for now against les moonves. what do you think his chances are of keeping his job? >> i think they're very slim, that long term -- for example it's think it's slim that in a year from now les moonves will still be running cbs. i would assume this is an effort by the board to negotiate some sort of agreement with him to step down. and that would include a payout, whether it's $300 million or a lot less than that, i would expect that that's what's going on. look, let's remember, this is a different situation than charlie rose and i think it's important we not lump them all in and say this happened here and we have to do the same thing in every case. that doesn't mean that should dictate what happens here, but this is a different case than charlie rose and i think that the board -- this just happened and i don't expect it's going to take a long time to resolve

and we can now ci’oss to our corespondent charlie rose, who is in brighton.et in brighton, which is a very busy street, full of businesses. behind me you can make out the greek restaurant that this scaffolding in front of it. according to the police, a piece of scaffolding timber fell off the scaffolding timber fell off the scaffolding and fell onto the head of 83—year—old toddler. she was taken to hospital and is currently in hospital with serious head injuries. —— a three—year—old toddler. 832—year—old man from hove has been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm. another man has been arrested for failing to disclose general safety duties. police are keen to speak to any witnesses, especially any drivers making their way up the street who may have recorded what happened on the— can footage. anyone who was here at the time, do get in touch with sussex police. i have spoken to the manager of the greek restau ra nt spoken to the manager of the greek restaurant behind me. he is keen to point out the scaffolding is nothing to do with him, it is al

you may remember at the end of last year they fired one of their top presenters, charlie rose, over allegationsinappropriate behaviour. now, again at that time, he denied that inappropriate behaviour but he was removed from his post and he did apologise for anybody who felt that he had acted inappropriately around them. of course, i guess, chris, the metoo movement has focused quite heavily on the entertainment industry, but cbs is not the only television network in the united states to have received these allegations? yeah, ironically leslie moonves himself specifically was a big supporter of the metoo movement. in fact, he was involved in setting up organisations to address some of these concerns and was very much seen as somebody leading the charge there. he now find himself facing these allegations. he has released a statement himself and it was given to the new yorker and it is very clear, but again, he also makes some apologies if people have been concerned about his behaviour and his past. he says, "i recognise there were times decades ago when i may have made some women uncomfortable by

laboratory a porton died on wednesday july eleventh a small box was recovered during searches of charlie rose house in amesbury it was taken to porton down for tests following those tests scientists have now confirmed to us that the substance contained within the box who is not a truck police are investigating whether there is any link between the two incidents authorities previously said though they do not believe the latest pera to be struck by the substance were deliberately targeted the area in amesbury around the high sware the novacek was find is still cordoned off officials say there is not believed to be any wider threat to the public we spoke to radio talk show host john gaunt about the investigation into the poisonings he says he can't understand why so little progress appears to have been made. i think it's fascinating that it's a human for months to find out nothing and not arrest anyone after boris johnson was so clear in his condemnation of president putin and his accusation it was the russians was doing it we've also been spun a story that people who saw the british safe well h

dawn sturgess and her partner charlie rose we were rushed to the hospital. sturgess died a week later both had been exposed to nabil choc a potent group of military agents developed by the soviet military in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's for months earlier former russian double agents i guess cripple and his daughter yulia were found unconscious on a bench in the nearby city of salisbury. britain believes russia was behind the attack but russia has consistently denied responsibility president putin b.b.c. news is russia behind the poisoning of said they screwed up and listen to me is the most listened and we are dealing with agriculture here and as you can see our aim is to create a living conditions for people and you're talking about some tragedies but i get to the bottom of things there first and then we'll discuss this. sickest was jailed in russia in two thousand and six for betraying russian spies to britain's intelligence agency m i six but four years later he was pardoned and freed and arrived in britain as part of a spy swap. the brit

laboratory at porton down on wednesday july eleventh a small box was recovered during searches of charlie rose house in amesbury it was taken down for tests following those tests scientists have now confirmed to us that the substance contained within the box who is novacek and police are investigating whether there's any link between the amesbury incident and the screen paul poisoning in salisbury back in march thirty's earlier said they don't believe the latest pair to be struck down by a substance they were deliberately targeted at the area in amesbury around the house where the nova chuck was found is still cordoned off officials say there is not believed to be any wider threat to the public. we're now joined by david coleman who is a professor of organic chemistry at cornell university thanks for being with us here on r t international. so you have a unique perspective and you can help us kind of get around the science of this all . you know and so scientifically so far there is no link that has been drawn between the screwball case and the information coming up from the u.k. police has be

douglas is revolting and underscores based on ronan farrow's reporting, and cbs which followed charlie rose for similar allegations also has a problem. >> if this is the behavior of the chairman of cbs, other executives. there are a lot of things we have to look at whether this culture needs to be dismissed. howie: there are questions whether he tolerated what other people were doing. the writer janet jones said after les moonves locked the door and threatened her. he locked the door. he said you will never get another writing job and i will fire you. and she threw up. these are harvey weinstein-type allegations. >> it could be physical harassment as well which is another level. these people feel their careers were destroyed are impacted by some of these victimizing allegations. howie: cbs confirms in the case of douglas that moonves kissed her, but denies other stuff. not since the late roger ails was forced out of fox news have they faced these times of accusations. >> in other instances or other industries. once the allegations come out there is immediate action. les moonves is still the

the deadly nerve agent ten days ago has regained consciousness souls re hospital officials say charlie rose lee is now in a critical but stable condition after experiencing the smooth significant improvement the forty five year olds pop in a dorm sturgis died on sunday the nerve agent was the same type of russian spy said . in march. tens of thousands of people turned out in london on choosing to view a fly paulse commemorating the one hundredth anniversary of the royal air force the r.a.f. was the world's first independent air force when it was set up in nineteen eighteen just fifteen years after the first ever college flight dozens of aircraft including lancaster bomber as spitfire as and hurrican feiss flew over buckingham palace in central london. al-jazeera and. where every. when the news breaks. over the man city and the story builds to be forced to leave the room just. when people need to be heard to women and girls are. given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring me the mood winning documentaries and. i got to commend your hearing is good journalism on an

questions about the culture at cbs, which you may remember last year fired one of their presenters — charlie rosedenied any allegations of sexual harrassment, but cbs took the decision at that stage to stop his employment. and an independent investigation started back then they say is now continuing. cbs now looking at these allegations as part of that. austria's chancellor is understood to have backed an idea put forward by the british prime mimister, for european union leaders to hold formal talks about brexit at a summit in september. theresa may has been speaking to sebastian kurz and the czech prime minister, as she seeks support for her plans. from salzburg, our diplomatic correspondent, james robbins sent this report, a warning it contains repeated flash phtography. arriving for a night at the opera, at the end of yet another bruising brexit week. theresa may is finally starting her holidays with mozart's the magic flute, in the city of his birth. she's the guest of austria's chancellor, sebastian kurz. in a session of talks earlier, she tried to persuade him to urge a softer brexit stance

especially in the wake of charlie rose and your point about how successful he is is exponential, whyhe stock hit so hard on this news. you think it's now more likely that viacom and cbs get together what was the probability of that deal ever getting done before this news about les moonves? and what do you think it is now after this >> well, the question was there's an october court case. moonves was saying even though scharry redstone and national amusements which own both companies only owns 17% or 18% of the stock of the companies. they had 80% voting control. and he said that shouldn't be. he was challenging that split stock rule that a lot of companies, fox, "the new york times," facebook, google have. and if he'd won that, then he would have leverage. but if he's not there. and if the lawsuit is withdrawn, she's in the driver's seat without a court ruling >> ken, julia boorstin is in st. louis. i know she wants to step in. >> a big chunk of the article was describing this behavior at cbs news and 60 minutes. do you think that those allegations are going to lead to a cleaning of

laboratory at porton down on wednesday july eleventh a small bottle was recovered during such as of charlie rose house in amesbury it was taken to porton down for tests following those tests scientists have now confirmed to us that the substance contained within the box always novacek. police are investigating whether there is any link between the amesbury incident and the script called poisoning in salisbury md back in march the area names vary around the house where the number truck was found is still cordoned off fishel say there is not it is not believed to be any wider threat to the public we heard from dave call him who is a professor of organic chemistry at cornell university he says it is impossible to make any connection between this alls brienne amesbury cases it's impossible to make a connection or there been no data presented so we are at the mercy of the authorities assuring us what they found and what they know what it is and you know how bottle ended up in there. and that matter whether or not they actually were poisoned by not which are if you're allowed to get down i find it sus

cbs had already fired news anchor charlie rose for allegations of sexual misconduct. >> i think we've been surprised by the things that we have seen, but i think it's important that a company's culture will not allow for this. and that's the thing that's far reaching. >> reporter: news of the accusations against moonves sent cbs stock into a freefall, dropping as much as 7% at one point. its worst daily performance in years. moonves who greenlighted hit shows like "everybody loves raymond," "survivor," and "csi" is credited with turning around cbs after taking a leadership role in 1995. >> thank you. >> reporter: in 2004, he married one of his employees, cbs host julie chen. moonves who is 68 is one of the highest paid ceos in the country. last year earning a pay package worth $70 million. tonight, in a statement to "the new yorker," moonves says, throughout my time at cbs, we have promoted a culture of respect and opportunity for all employees and have consistently found success elevating women to top executive positions, but i always understood and respected and abided by the princi

and jeff, that cbs investigation was launched last fall after former "cbs this morning" host, charlie roses accused of sexual harassment and later fired, and he denied those allegations. >> glor: all right, anna. thank you for your reporting on this tonight. up next here on the "cbs evening news," why billions all over the world were looking at the sky tonight. we'll be right back. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of sion. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. other side effects include upper respiratory tract infection an