please join me in welcoming jill and charlotte. >> charlotte and i are pleased to be with you here today because this represents a celebration of five years that we've been working together we had a book inside of us just waiting to come out. and tonight we get to celebrate its emergence and we thank you for being here with us tonight for this celebration. and thank you to the many people who believed in us and thought that we could change the world. thank you, robin, for that kind introduction and your long-standing friendship and support and the interview in sunday's denver post. our book agent is tonight and sandra has always truly believed in this project. jill who brought us together, stefi alan, joyce, who helped us be here tonight, and carolyn miller who helped us procure the images. two acquaint you with the book, we thought we would answer some of the most frequently asked questions that we get. "her story," a timeline of the women who changed america, is a visual timeline of over 850 women from 1587 to 2007. women who changed our country with their significant accomplishments,

and she said you must meet my friend charlotte. i called charlotte in early 2003, and i'm going to tell the story anyway. when i called charlotte she said i'm sorry, i'm going to london. you must call me when i get back. [laughs] [laughs] i did. we had lunch. and at the end of that first lunch, charlotte said to me, i want to write a book with you. and we were going to have our first work session in march of 2003. does anybody remember march, 19th, march 21st, three feet of snow at my house and centennial, seven feet of snow and charlotte's house and evergreen, so we actually started working on the book in april of 2003. you've heard that charlotte's background is in speech and communications. she had no idea who many of the scientific and technical women were, including kurt trudeau leon, go true to leon want a nobel prize. and physiology and medicine in 1988 for the development of a childhood leukemia. >> i was just amazed that joe had never heard of is adored duncan. is adored duncan was a well-known dancer who was unfortunately

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charlotte herself is 25.message to charlotte that the governor was essentially propositioning her for a sexual advance. >> i will read another quote from her in the article, in her own words, because charlotte bennett had the courage to come forward and let's give her the strength of those words. she said, i understand that the governor wanted to sleep with me and felt horribly uncomfortable and scared and wondering how i was going to get out of it and assumed it was the end of my job. governor cuomo has apologized, which is rare for him. but it's an apology with a lot of ifs, ands, or, i apologize if she felt this way, or if i left people with the impression of "x," "y," and "z." my understanding, jesse, he's not disputing any of the statements she has made, any of the facts that you lay out in this deeply well-reported piece. there's an agreed set of facts here, correct? >> yeah. he has not denied any of the specific statements and details that she offered up. and the statement he made last night was kind o

so he shows up at work and charlotte bennett the no longer there and he says to people, where's charlotte bennett and he's not given an explanation? thad legal duty to ensure that the workplace is safe, that there's no sexual harassment, no sexually hostile work environment. and the governor by his own admission says, this is how i treat people, this kind of joking, this kind of banter. and the executive order that he signed in the law that he signed makes explicit that unwanted comments of the very type that he made constitutes sexual harassment. he said he didn't know he was making anybody uncomfortable. the onus is not on the victim of sexual harassment to put up his hand and say, these skeezy comments are making me uncomfortable. the onus is on the official not to engagement in this behavior. >> in terms of the investigation, is charlotte bennett or you calling for it to be expanded, to see what the chief of staff and special counsel did? >> of course. in any sexual harassment scenario, there are always enablers. there are people who allow the harassment to continue and simply transfe

in a powerful interview, charlotte bennett tells cbs news governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed hering him a textbook abuser. >> governor cuomo has never propositioned anybody. >> o'donnell: do you believe he was propositioning you? >> yes. >> o'donnell: for what? >> sex. >> o'donnell: her serious allegations, and why she doesn't accept the governor's apology. on high alert. heavily armed national guard protect the nation's capitol. why capitol police want to extend the deployment of troops plus what the rioter known as the q-anon shaman is telling "60 minutes plus" about former president trump. >> what wounded me so deeply and why it disappointed me so greatly that i and others did not get a pardon. >> o'donnell: two million doses a day, a new record for vaccination as we're learning when children may be able to get a vaccination. plus, what is holding up those stimulus checks. shocking arrest. a dallas officer taken into custody, charged with two murders. the new details, tonight. the royal tell-all. in her interview with oprah winfrey, the duchess of sussex takes aim, accusing bu

s charlotte chosen pill joining us from london charlotte will be joining me for the day we're going to have transatlantic coverage of this story coming up later this evening charlotte thank you let's get you have to speed now on some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world the trial of former u.s. police officer derek show over the killing of george floyd has been delayed until tuesday as hundreds of protesters gathered outside the courthouse the judge received a last minute order to consider adding an additional murder charge last may the former police officer knelt on floyd's neck and he pleaded that he could not breathe at least 18 civilians are reported dead and 3 others injured in an explosion south of the syrian city of aleppo 2 cars carrying farm workers are said to have struck land mines apparently left by terrorists pope francis has ended his historic trip to iraq speaking to media on his flight back to rome he said his meeting with the iraqi grand ayatollah had been good for his soul and that he now wants to visit lebanon to show solidarity with people

charlotte joins me now.oris johnson says there's no band, the european union says were talking about a defect oh band. what is it? -- were talking about a de facto ban. charlott the astrazeneca bandit -- vaccine is the only one produced in the u.k.. the new is painting a picture here at the u.k. essentially benefiting, whereby it has a priority to vcinate its population with doses of the vaccine produced in the u.k.. the u.k. he for its pt is pushinback very hard on any claims that there is an outright ban on the export of ccines from the u.k.. as you mentied just now, the pushback is so strong th a top e.u. diplomat was summoned to discuss the claims that such a ban exist. but the you pointing out that the da just isn't there at the moment to look at how mh the u.k. is eorting the vacne, meaning its muddy waters here and the u.k. is pushing back very hard. brent: britain has had a very successful vaccination drive and the you rollout remains very slow. as is because britain has more vaccines, or is there mo

brent: charlotte, thank you.he judge presiding over the trial of the former police officer accused of murdering george floyd in minneapolis last year has begun choosing a jury. this election was supposed to start yesterday but was delayed after an appeals court ordered the judge to consider an extra murder charge against derrick ch auvin, on the right of your screen. he is accused of murder and manslaughter. the killing of george floyd last may, a black man, sparks violent unrest in cities across america. our correspondent joins me now in front of the courthouse where this trial is taking place. it must really be almost an impossib task to select an unbiased jury for this case. how is this being done? reporter: absolutely right about this. this is the only existing theoretical matter, because how can you assure that those 12 jurors and up to four alternates who will be chosen and have to be chosen for this process here, for the trial, that they can truly be impartial. that is what they are aiming for. impartialit

katty: what do you think tt will be, charlotte?k it will change people's minds about, either the royal family, or about harry and meghan in california? charlotte: it's really weird. i know there was this outpouring of sympathy in the u.s. in the interview add last night, but they really divide opinion in the u.k. you see things on twitter, even after the interview, they are called self-indulgent, hypocrites and narcissists. others are attacking the royal family. a peculiar thing with the royal family is most of us in the u.k. have only ever known the queen as the monarch. there is a real affection for her, especially with her husband in hospital. some people, see an attack on the royal family as an attack on the u.k. katty: ok. charlotte gallagher, thank you for joining us from london. israel has started vaccinating thounds of palestinian who hold israeli work permits. this step is out of common interest, but groups say it should extend further to people in the occupied territories. israel has been immunizing its own citizens again

i'm representing charlotte pep et. >> just charlotte bennett. >> yes. >> have you been contacted by thecharles le vine or anyone else in albany about the impeachment investigation being carried out by the state assembly judiciary committee? >> we have not yet been contacted, but we've made it clear that miss bennett will cooperate with any and all appropriate investigations, so everyone who is involved in this will get at the truth and will have the benefit of her -- of her evidence. >> how is she doing? >> i think -- i think that courage begets courage. she was very scared to come forward and yet those who have heard her allegations have contacted her and thanked her for come forward because they themselves experimented similar harassment, and i think she made other people feel like they could come forward, too, so at this point she is feeling validated. she's feeling a good deal of support, and yet she's also feeling some backlash which you see any time someone, a woman has the audacity to come forward and report harassment against powerful people, so she's experiencing both, by think

there's more from norah o'donnell's interview with charlotte bennett. you can watch it ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> a judge today will hear arguments on whether an arizona man who calls himself the qanon shsefrom aw face paint and a furry hat. he was indicted on two felonies and four misdemeanors including civil disorder. prosecutors say he should remain behind bars because he is a danger to the community. in his first interview from jail he told cbs news he regrets entering the capitol and he was trying to bring god back into the senate. >>> pope francis is this morning kicking off the first-ever papal trip to iraq. security was ramped up in baghdad ahead of his four-day visit. there is also a curfew in place. this is the 84-year-old's first trip since the pandemic broke out. he's expected to urge christians to stay in iraq and rebuild after years of war and persecution. pope francis will meet privately with the top cleric over the weekend. >>> tensions at an all-time high between britain's royal family and the duke and duchess of sussex. in an int

matthews joins is to both of you welcome charlotte me start with you all day there has been speculation how and when will the queen respond and has there been any reaction from the royal family. well obviously anticipation about this interview was fever pitch before it was added but the palace had expressed to newspapers that it wasn't going to respond to any of the claims that have been made that would be amazing i think it's fair to say that even in many people's wildest dreams this interview was a lot more explosive than was expected and some of those allegations the argument is are going to be in need of a response from the palace so far there has been no response yet but you have to bear in mind that the interview in the u.k. was only jus to air this evening this is a story that is going to keep going on and on as the british public really get a chance to watch this 2 hour interview in full and really get a sense of what the message that how we meghan are trying to get across that. this was one of the year's most is a pita media moment and it has become just there in the united sta

matthews joins us to both of you welcome charlotte me start with you all day there has been speculation how and when will the queen respond and has there been any reaction from the royal family. well obviously anticipation brant about this interview was fever pitch before it was ad but the palace had expressed to newspapers that it wasn't going to respond to any of the claims that have been made that would be made i think it's fair to say that even in many people's wildest dreams this interview was a lot more explosive than was expected and some of those allegations the argument is are going to be in need of a response from the palace so far there has been no response yet but you have to bear in mind that the interview in the u.k. was only jus to air this evening this is a story that is going to keep going on and on as the british public really get a chance to watch this 2 hour interview in full and really get a sense of what the message that how we have meghan are trying to get across that. this was one of the year's most anticipated media moments it has become just there in the united

coverage of this story coming up later this evening charlotte thank you but don't forget you can always get the w. news on the go just download our app from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of a news story you can also use the d.w.m. to send us photos and videos of what's happening. you're watching d.w. news why that from berlin up next all the latest on the pandemic in our covert 19 special i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day tonight we're going to have complete coverage of that tell all interview the royal flush have to see it's not. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing what does the latest research say. information and contacts the coronavirus up to 19 special. on t.w. . the 1st african woman to win the gluten that on wants to give people. i'm essentially african i'm very pro women maybe we need more voices that are more visible still growing. more freedo

tonight, charlotte bennett tells cbs news she reported the alleged harassment.she says happened next. plus, what do you think should happen to andrew cuomo? new riot arrests. the former state department employee appointed by trump. why the man with the top secret security clearance is charged in the capital assault. pope in the middle east. the historic visit by francis to iraq amid super-tight security. royal feud: tonight, why the duchess of sussex tells oprah she feels liberated. horrific crash as a car plows into an outdoor dining area in new york city. the latest on the injured tonight. tainted baby f food: the federal government takes action after toxins are found in certain baby foods. and it's friday, so cbs' steve hartman is "on the road," with a story of love that bloomed as the pandemic unfolded. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight with the rapid move to start loosening coronavirus

but as you will hear tonight, charlotte bennett says that apology did not go far enough, calling him a text-book abuser. >> o'donnell: governor cuomo said that he had never propositioned anybody. do you believe that he was propositioning you? >> yeah. >> o'donnell: for what? >> sex. >> o'donnell: in the spring of 2020, new york was the epicenter of the covid crisis. >> the pandemic was obviously stressful for all of us. and he was on tv nearly every day talking about it. >> o'donnell: so you think all this national attention may have emboldened him? >> absolutely. i think he felt like he was untouchable in a lot of ways. >> o'donnell: bennett says their professional relationship took a turn on may 15, when she alleges the governor started asking her and over again her hry as a xualssault survivor. >> so he goes, you were raped. you were raped. you were raped and abused and assaulted. >> o'donnell: another key encounter happened on june 5, when bennett says she was called into cuomo's office to take dictation and he told her to turn off the tape recorder. >> and then he explained at t

west cross live now to our charlotte do been skiing already charlotte you've been following developments take us through this statement what it means indeed for the roll out in europe. well the european medicines agency has deemed that astra zeneca is safe and effective to be used against the. virus saying that the benefits continue to outweigh the risks now in terms of those risks they said that there wasn't an associate overall risk of blood clotting as a result of astra zeneca but they're going to keep an eye on this with further investigation because they caught the 5th symphony room it out at this stage what they did say though is that they will be warnings given to those who have the jobs that this is a possible side effect and they'll be more information given to health healthy individuals who give out this job to make sure that they can mitigate any risks this is what the a.m.a. had to say. after days of in-depth analysis of large clinical reports autopsy reports and further information from the clinical trials we still cannot. definitively link between these cases and the taxi t

thstory as of late today at the new york times, two other claims as well coming from former aide charlotte bennett previously and before that lindsay bolin and the various newspapers accounts. these prompted several actions from members of congress, the post highlights that it's the democratic representative from new york kathleen rice saying she's becoming the first member of congress to call on governor cuomo to resign after a third woman came forward with the accusations area the time has come, the governor must resign rights the representative from long island on twitter. in response to the new accusation, this as other lawmakers including state senator gustavo rivera and assemblywoman jessica gonzales all called in for cuomo to step down. if you go over to that set aside more calls for investigation of this matter with two of those democratic senators weighing in on this topic saying it was on sunday that the senators echoed state attorney general ketricia davis's call that she should be given the power to investigate the accusations of sexual harassment against the stgovernor rejecti

charlie thanks very much for tech mistruth all those leaders developments in from charlotte.germany's vaccination program has suffered another blow with berlin again suspending use of the astra zeneca job this time for the 6 these no doubts left many in the age group who already have their 1st shot in the state of limbo. in suggests right for the 2nd dose of astra zeneca for those under 60 who have already had their 1st dose the standing committee for vaccination will take a formal position by the end of a trail. acknowledging the news that had come through from the robert cock institute the public health body here in germany regarding potential links between the vaccine and blood clots and those that had taken it i'm going to merkel said these concerns could not be ignored alongside uncle merkel was health minister yen spawn at the press conference he described the news coming out about astra zeneca job as a major blow is this all of it is undoubtedly a sad back that one of the vaccines available to us for this been damaged appears to pose an increased risk for a certain age

charlotte did speak to a lawyer inside the cuomo administration. powers granted to an outside investigator could really lend some answers to these open questions. >> and she is being represented by a very well known attorney now debra katz. that is a major part of this for sure. >> absolutely. >> thank you for your reporting. appreciate it. out front next, donald trump downplaying what happened on be the day of the insurrection and you won't believe what he is saying now. >>> plus the ceo of goya was silenced but he's back. and it's hurting his bottom line. >> the real, the legitimate, and the still actual president of the united states, donald j. trump. "what if i could retire sooner?" and so she'll get some advice from fidelity, and fidelity will help her explore some different scenarios, like saving more every month. ♪ and that has carla feeling so confident that she can enjoy her dream... right now. that's the planning effect, from fidelity. right now. visible is wireless that doesn't play games. it's powered by verizon for as little as $25 a m

year-old and her 6-year-old brother were at home alone while their mother was at work, when their charlotte, north carolina apartment caught fire tuesday. they huddled together in the bedroom and called for help. >> is everybody out of the apartment? >> no, we're inside of it. >> okay, and the apartment is on fire? >> yeah, help! >> reporter: the dispatcher reassuring her that help was on the way, but tyshayla telling him the flames were closing in. >> is the fire in the room with you? >> no, it's in a different room, but it's getting closer. >> okay, we've got fire companies coming out there. i need you to stay on the phone with me. >> please hurry up. >> reporter: it took crews only minutes to arrive, but the smoke was beginning to overwhelm them. >> i just saw them pass by us. >> they're going, they're pulling up. is there smoke in your room? >> yeah, a lot. >> help! help! help us! >> hey, can you put something on your face? put like a blanket or something over your face. are the firemen talking to you? i need you to stay right down on the floor by the window. stay by that window, okay?

there's a process with charlotte bennett that i read about, she was consulted regarding the resolutionan appreciation for the way it was handled. something from his side, of course. it was all consistent with her wishes. they say it's not required by law but the governor requested an independent review and cooperating with this endeavor. you know, he deserves to have his side told no matter how much of a bully he may be as i said. >> right. i think -- it's not accurate for him to say he requested a review. the review is going to happen whether he requested it or not. but look, you're right. he absolutely deserved a chance to explain himself. presumably he will do that under oath and there's other evidence entered into by this investigation which will become public. so i think -- pick your metaphor. the water is getting higher, the walls are closing but his in serious trouble right now. >> martha: as you say, he has no friends and there's a pylon on governor cuomo at this moment and under a ton of pressure. thanks, michael goodwin. thanks for coming by. >> my pleasure. >> martha: you be

certainly charlotte bennett not appearing satisfied at this point. we're going to be learning a lot more pamela. >> we certainly will. alexandria field thank you for reporting on the latest. >>> and as the george floyd murder trial is set to start, a new video, a disturbing video surfaced showing another man crying out to officers that he can't breathe, right before he died. congresswoman sheila jackson lee joins me next to talk about her fight to stop police brutality. condos. 150k. how are you, son? who's your friend? oh, um, this is eric. ooh. the big "e." [ chuckles ] great to meet ya. people love my nicknames. it's a whole thing. that's wonderful, sir. switch to progressive, and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. the harry's razor is not the same our razors have 5 german-engineered blades designed to stay sharp so you can enjoy lasting comfort and we never upcharge you for high quality harry's. available in store and at harrys.com >>> well, three years before george floyd cried out, i can't breathe, as of an officer knelt on hi

and for more let's bring in our correspondent charlotte pill in london charlotte good to see you this isn't the 1st murder of a woman in the u.k. what is it about sarah ever odds case that's triggered such a passionate reaction and debate about women's safety. well i think that's where you'd have to mention some of the chilling details about this case which are still managing of course you described in there just now about the man who has been arrested in connection with police on the daily and alarming developments bought in this case is something that every woman certainly in the u.k. has been able to relate to she was walking home from a friend's house when she went missing and women can all relate to that they can relate to the fear of walking home alone at night women everywhere on social media or on television in parliament here in the u.k. now sharing stories of that fear that they experience everyone sharing how they would carry keys in their hands as they're walking home how they've sped up in the parts if they like someone else is following them how they've changed their rou

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correspondent charlotte chelsea a welcome charlotte so how are people reacting to this interview there in the u.k. . well so over godless of your views on the royal family there is absolutely no doubt that this interview is explosive it's not flutie a gripping conversation here in the front pages as i'm sure you can imagine of all of the newspapers this softer all is an insight into the royal family that people here people around the world simply own used to the royal family's mantra generally a is to is to remain quiet never complain never explain we have the literal opposite from harry and meghan last night very public and publicly airing some family feuds revelations that harry for example isn't talking will hasn't been talking about areas points to his father prince charles and those revelations that you mentioned regarding regarding race which were particularly inflammatory now there is some anger aimed at harry and meghan for doing this interview among royal supporters something it's insensitive to do this interview to get this published see while harry's grandfather the queen's

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and for more let's bring in our correspondent charlotte pill in london charlotte good to see you this isn't the 1st murder of a woman in the u.k. what is it about sara ever a case that's triggered such a passionate reaction and debate about women's safety. well i think that's all you'd have to mention some of the chilling details about this case which are still managing of course you described in there just now about the man who has been arrested in connection with police on the daily and alarming developments bought in this case is something that every woman certainly in the u.k. has been able to relate to she was walking home from a friend's house when she went missing and women can all relate to that they can relate to the fear of walking home alone at night women everywhere on social media or on television in parliament here in the u.k. now sharing stories of that fear that they experience everyone sharing how they would carry keys in their hands as they're walking home how they've sped up in the parts if they like someone else is following them how they've changed their route hom

charlotte did speak to a lawyer inside of the cuomo admini administration. >> reporter: now, ruck has not responded to cnn's request for comment and cnn has not able to corroborate her story. john? >> reporter: athena, thank you very much for being with us. obviously much more on this coming up. >>> so, overnight we learned that the former president of the united states got vaccinated in private. never told us about getting vaccinated and for months after he lost the election he didn't say anything encouraging people to go get vaccinated. what's going on here? how many lives could have been saved if the former president and first lady. >> and first lady. >> and first lady actually promoted the idea of vaccinations? that's next. research shows that people remember commercials with exciting stunts. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's something you shouldn't try at home... look, liberty mutual customizes home insurance so we only pay for what we need. it's pretty cool. that is cool! grandma! very cool. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty.

and certainly, charlotte bennett was not impressed by these remarks.e out with a statement almost sustainsly saying, look, this was not truthful. these complaints were made clear to authorities at state government and were not acted upon properly. lindsey boylan tweeted out. ana ruck has not commented, but i suspect we'll hear from her in the near term. those sorts of statements, the rebuttal of the governor's direct remarks, that certainly doesn't help his case. >> i'll just read that, because debra katz, the attorney for charlotte bennett did put this out. the governor repeatedly said he had no idea he made anyone uncomfortable. my client, charlotte bennett, reported his sexually harassing behavior immediately to his chief of staff and chief counsel. we are confident that they made him aware of her complaint. so that's a problem. i mean, that's a problem, if they have evidence. if this comes out in the investigation, which there's no reason to believe it wouldn't, and it's not true, what he's saying. >> well, certainly, the legal aspect of this is go

that's what charlotte bennett says happened, maggie.on't think that governor cuomo has disputed any of those statements that she has made. so what do you make now of his evolution in response and his apology. >> hearing andrew cuomo apologize for anything is breathtaking. i think it speaks to the degree to which he knows he is in real trouble. i think he was trying to avoid having tish james, the new york attorney general, doing an independent review. i think he had to throw up his hands and give entitle. we saw multiple statements from his office come out about such a probe. and eventually he appeared to just give in. look, i think that there have been many moments where andrew cuomo was in trouble politically over last 20 years. i think this one is different. i do think it's worth noting about his statement, john, that he is saying that, you know, essentially, it's her fault. she misinterpreted. i was doing something, it had no intent at all and it's on her. a lot of women have heard that over the years and i think that on any level i

fill for the millions tonight in london charlotte thank you. security forces in myanmar have raided a neighborhood in yang gone that hells is railway workers who've been striking in protest at last month's military coup the new government has been cracking down with increasing force using tear gas water cannon and live rounds on protesters the united nations security council has strongly condemned the military's use of violence but at least 60 people have been killed so far and more than 2000 and arrested. the moment any member of the overthrown political party dreads c.c.t.v. catches security forces as they pull up and rush into the house of john meagher of the national league for democracy party he's a former volunteer guard for ousted leader aung sang suu kyi. john meagher in his white t. shirt is pulled from the home and pushed into a waiting vehicle as more assault weapon wielding forces move in to get in on the moments. such arrests have not slowed activism and me and mar this in da way in the southeast where a protest turned into a sit d

are to charlotte devinsky reporting live from paris thank you. russia has now registered its 3rd homegrown coronavirus vaccine coming back which is expected to be launched later this month we spoke with the director of the center behind the shot when you were pulled out of a can you explain what makes the kovi vaca vaccine different uses a deactivated virus but what does that actually me in the who was wounded in the queue works with we used a process called in activation which basically means killing the virus vaccines usually use a live virus or an already dead one we're dealing with an inactivated whole cell vaccine approach that we've been developing for many years all of the vaccines that the 2 mark of center are based on this method a significant number of our vaccines form part of the russian national vaccination calendar school causing a lot of the book at the what how long did it take to develop the vaccine how did you test it. you know where i'm of the it took almost a year and that's a very short time no western company has ever manage

charlotte devinsky thank you for bringing us that report. and what appears to be another case of censorship you tube has blocked donald trump's 1st major speech since leaving the white house on channels including reuters a.b.c. and of course r.t.e. over a lack of content warnings. at address was widely criticized in liberal media with the washington post labeling it a quote stream of delusion depravity malevolence and make a mania but given that you to block the speech on many channels you may find it difficult to make up your own mind about it for pennsylvania senator bruce marks who represented donald trump in the supreme court believes the former president still has a right to express his opinion whatever it may be. he hasn't brought it upon himself because he's doing what he's allowed to do under the us constitution we have the 1st amendment it protects freedom of speech doesn't protect speech simply because it's right it doesn't protect speech just because it's popular it protects all speech so i don't think he's brought it upon himself

chosen field but the leads tonight from london charlotte thank you. the judge presiding over the trial of the former police officer accused of murdering george floyd in the u.s. city of minneapolis last year has begun choosing a jury the selection was supposed to start yesterday but was delayed after an appeals court ordered the judge to consider an extra murder charge against derek show than you will see here on the right on your screen there he is he's already accused of murder and manslaughter the killing last may of george floyd a black man sparked violent unrest in cities across america. all right our correspondent stefan simons he joins me now in front of the courthouse where this trial is taking place jeff and it must really be almost an impossible task to select an unbiased jury for this case how is this being done yeah absolutely right about this i think this is only existing in a theoretical matter because think about it how can you assure that those 12 jurors and up to 4 alternates will be chosen who will be chosen that have to be chosen fo

. >> reporter: 25-year-old charlotte bennett was an executive assistant to cuomo.d cbs news she had a disturbing conversation with the governor in his office on june 5th. >> he asked me if mattered. he also explained that he was fine with anyone over 22. i thought, he's trying to sleep with me. the governor is trying to sleep with me. and i'm deeply uncomfortable and i have to get out of this room as soon as possible. >> reporter: when asked for comment, cuomo's spokesperson referred us to wednesday's press conference. >> i never, ever meant to offend anyone or hurt anyone or cause anyone pain. >> reporter: and the governor's apology. >> i was apologizing to the young woman who worked here, who said that i made her feel uncomfortable. >> reporter: an apology bennett does not accept. >> he has not apologized for sexually harassing me, and he can't even use my name. >> reporter: another former aide, lindsey boylan, said the governor made inappropriate remarks during her tenure and gave her an unwanted kiss. today in "harper's bazaar," boylan says, "i'm not focused on

the allegations from charlotte bennett.he allegations and the investigation centered on what are the efforts to obscure the number of nursing home deaths. and so all of this now we're just getting a glimpse of really as they pull back the curtain, the reporting and the investigation, what was really happening behind the scenes. >> all right, norah, thank you. and as norah said, you can see more of the interview tonight on the "cbs evening news." >>> just a short time ago, pope francis arrived in baghdad for the first-ever papal visit to that country. it's a scheduled four-day trip. a very public show of support for the local christian community suffering under attacks from islamic militants. the timing is controversial. covid infections are rising in iraq, and there are concerns over the country's security. chris livesay is traveling with pope francis. ♪ >> reporter: it's a trip 2,000 years in the making. the first time in hope in the history of christianity has set foot in the birthplace of abraham of the old testament. co

. >> así es, soy charlotte, es la creadora de (nombre en inglés), una página en español donde nos compartees en tu casa. >> es uno de los consejos de charlotte por redes sociales . >> me encantan las redes sociales y quería ir como comunicando qué es lo que iba encontrando para hacer menos residuos en méxico, empecé con esto, pero me di cuenta que teníamos que hacer más, se pueden construir cosas . >> así surgió la idea de (información en pantalla) un perfil para compartir soluciones y dar a conocer servicios sustentables de una forma amena, y clara. >> trato de comunicar todo en redes sociales de manera divertida de manera chistosa y sencillamente para que sean consejos fáciles de aplicación . >> consejos como (información en pantalla) (consejos en pantalla) esto y más lo comparte diariamente en redes sociales para enseñar a integrar estas ideas en la vida diaria . >> no necesitan ser ambientalistas y biólogos para hacer cambios vas poco a poco, cuando te das cuenta, llevas un camino atrasado y generas un gran impacto en el planeta. >> noticias telemundo . >> ahora hablamos de marte, el r

, lindsey and any woman coming forward. >> charlotte bennett and lindsey boylan have gone public withdays ago, made suggestive comments on private plane and once kissed her on the lips in her office. governor cuomo denied that. bennett told the "new york times" that when she was working for governor last year at height of the covid-19 pandemic, initiated conversations about dating life and asked if age mattered, he was open to dating anyone above 22. issued apology, i now understand may have been insensitive or too personal and some of my comments given my position made others feel in ways i never intended. bennett refused to accept the apology saying he never acknowledged or took responsible for predatory behavior. new reporting from jesse mckinley in the "new york times," tells the story of anna ruck, 30 years younger than the governor and met him at new york city wedding in 2017. never worked for governor cuomo but worked for obama administration and biden campaign. "times" reports the governor was working the room after toasting the newlyweds, and came upon miss ruch, now 33, she

his former aide, charlotte bennett, says the governor is not taking responsibility for his behavior.flirting. bennett has accused the governor of making a variety of inappropriate comments about her sex life and asking her if she ever slept with older men. let's check in with brynn gingras. she is asking others to come for forward, right is this. >> reporter: she retained an attorney and issue aid statement. saying the governor has refused to acknowledge of taking responsibility for his predatory behavior. as we know, abusers particularly those with tremendous amounts of power are often repeat offenders who engage in manipulationive tactics to diminish allegations, blame victims, deny wrongdoing and escape consequences. it took the governor 24 hours and significant backlash to allow for a truly independent investigation. these are not the actions of someone whoicism feels misunderstood. they are the actions of an individual who wields his power to avoid justice. the second accusation in a matter of days. calls for an investigation coming from the biggest names in cuomo's own party, h