he said, i do rumor that there was a meeting with harvey weinstein and david boies, but i think it wasbout a different . so i came back, him and i said, "no, bill, that may well be they had that meeting, but what i'm asking but is specifically this meeting in 2004, in the fall, three people remember it, incla former editor." he chose not to answer. basically his saying i'm sour grapes because i think the story. which is not what it's about for me. it's about whether we could have exposed his earlier and perhaps saved some women the suffering or the trials of having been prayed upon. and i didn't have the whole story. i'm not trying to assert that. the story i had had to do with a guy in italy who was on the disney payroll whose job was essentially to procure women for him. and now there are a ton of women women, not an corroborating that story. >> tucker: it would have changed everything if that had run. thank you for filling us in. sharon waxman, thanks. >> yeah, thanks, tucker. >> tucker: several women at this point have accused harvey weinstein of rape and out appears possible post

i don't understand how that is allowed. >> unless you can show a nexus, tucker, look, david boies representsts of people, and that would be hard to show a nexus between that case and that contribution and harvey weinstein. but you don't even need to go that far, tucker. you've got a case here, and anyi prosecutor worth his or her salt would have gone forward with that case. >> tucker: so why didn't they? >> the nypd did do their job. this is a stellar job wiring up a victim who, by all accounts, was impeccable in catching him in this case. >> tucker: it sure seems like it was not their fault. i don't know how much tighter they could have made the case. it gets back to the central question. f you never want to think prosecutors are corrupt because that is the deeper kind of corruption, but why wouldn't cy vance have gone forward with inthis? >> i can't get into cy vance's mind, i don't know what he was thinking. but it's just as people say. when you've got a case with a high-profile defendant, the prosecutors very often say toy. themselves, is this going to be worth it? she credible? this guy

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can get away with it and no one will call on it, he has so much connections, so much power, and david boys who negotiated his last contract said explicitly in the contract said he had had these problems with, i think, there were four other women? that's not a secret. >> we were talking about it earlier on your show. it just goes to show that these companies had prior knowledge, they knew it was a problem. they went ahead and kept him in the employment, creating an unsafe environment for those that would come in to contact. they essentially were seeing criminal sexual conduct and they were okay with doing this as long as they paid them back. they had no, you know, moral qualms with that whatsoever. >> do you see a class action lawsuit arising because of the number of women? >> yeah. the bottom line is you can have people join together to bring a case, like, a civil suit and even against the company to say, look, the acted in constant disregard of this known risk which made an unsafe environment for people. the jury would be very persuaded by something like this because is pretty compelling

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but david boys who negotiated his contract in 2015 sent they w of at least three or four sediments that paid women. to have this big surprised look really means maybe they are trying to win an oscar. >> brian: good point. i will tell you how this is going to be big and how you should keep your nights free for a while. as i was coming into night starring for the weinstein story, we have an amazon story. roy price now put on leave. he is head of tv for amazon. evidently, this rose mccowan claimed she was rape-d by harvey weinstein. when she released that, her project was killed. now she wants redemption. she tweeted about it. this guy is put on leave and it goes right to jeff bezos. >> that's another one of the collateral issues. the law is supposed to protect whistle-blowers but in practice, we see instances like this happen all the time. their civil liability and criminal liability. even if we cannot go forward criminally, some of these women coming forward could bring court actions. that's only for the evidence. >> brian: help me understand this, most people listening right now don't g

there are some questions because one of his lawyers david boies has contributed tens of thousands of cy vance throughout many of his campaigns however the district attorney's office are pointing this out saying that davies didn't actually represent weinstein in that investigation and say in general contribution dozen dew not affect their investigations. the d.a.'s office said there wasn't enough evidence to prosecute. however the nypd came out with a statement last night painting a somewhat different picture. here's the statement from the nypd. they said the case was carried out by experienced detectives and supervisors from nypd's special victims unit. the detectives used well established investigative techniques that recorded conversation with the subject corroborates the acts that were the basis for the victim's complaints to the police a day earlier. this follow-up reported conversation was just one aspect of the case against the subject. so the nypd there implying perhaps there was additional information in an addition to that reporting and the d.a.'s office pushing back against

adding to that "the new york times," interviewed his lawyer, the famous david boies, he says the companyas told about three or four settlements when they were negotiating the contract of if that is right, they knew. so we have all these questions about the weinstein contract. we also heard from police departments here in new york and over in london looking for new evidence as more allegations have come in. on those questions, the statute of limitations, neil, may play a role. legal experts tell us there is no statute of limitations when it comes to rape. this story is far from over legally and many other areas. back to you. neil: just to be clear, i want to make sure i got this, he would have a contract if he is paying off these women and entering into settlements with them, on his dime? he doesn't have to tell the company or even if the company knows about it, he is safe? >> i haven't seen it myself. the "tmz" report is saying yeah, if he pays it with his own money, the way they say it was written, then he would be okay as crazy as that sounds. neil: wow. >> obviously the question does

death, john shannon's two sons, david's sons, were living in north dakota and grew up in a boyhood home. his mother became in joan's absence their mother and grandmother. the boys believed in joan's innocence, visited sometimes and talked to her on the phone. they were not speaking to their sister. and major david shannon, his remains will spend eternity here just down the road from home in the old military graveyard under the black prairie sod and the wind. >> that is all forhis edition of "dateline." i'm craimelvin. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin a. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and there is "dateline." >>> this doesn't happen in our happy little world. >> their world shattered. a young mother strangled. >> we had a homicide. no suspects. >> also, no evidence. but police found a dark side behind that bright suburban facade. >> she slept with the children and the door locked. >> and finally, a vital clue. what happened to nancy? "the day she disappeared."

boy scout. this story has really gotten your attention on our wusa9 facebook page. we asked do you think girls should be allowed to participate in girl scout and david row writes no. this is boy scout and i feel the same about boys in girl scouts, where do we drive the line. robin white says joining both together in 2017 is a great thing. so much things each can learn by combining them. >> all right. >>> tomorrow is a grand opening of the warf. the entertainment development on dc south water front, but will the warf dismantle the fish market. that's exactly the long time owners. >>reporter: where can you find piles of blue crabs or practically any kind of fresh local fish. sea food lovers have been coming to dc fish market for more than 200 years. it's considered the older, continuously operating fish market in the nation. >> we build a thriving fish market here after 47 years. >> billy and white who own most of the businesses here fear they're being pushed out by the new development called the w warf that opens up -- >> we have people trying to take it away. >> he says -- they're claiming the developers is not honoring their lease >> here's my entr

david is the author of two boys kissing with a two -- which it did fix which is exactly that. is also author of many others also the editorial editor to scholastic working on my kid's favorite series the babysitters club then we have coe booth who is on his portrayals of inner-city life that with challenges across the country planned and a bronx native who has the nsa in creative rot -- read and the ma is ecology also working emergency children service inspired her first novel that was the l.a. times book prize reasonable literature. her most recent novel was chosen as one of the best books of 2014. and the multi talented area. and then when they self published comics about the high-school life was still attending the school. so that, make an apology has received multiple challenges to the explicit language and content for right there a middle school. also we have jason publisher and co-founder of the largest multi-cultural children's book publisher in the united states. and these wonderful voices and welcome them to the strand. [applause] >> first woodstock about these import

boys. and girls can pursue their own -- david: what's the agenda then? what's the point? ink there is an agenda. i think the national organization of women is a group that really pressured the boy scouts into making this decision decision. i think it shows how powerful the feminist lobby is. and they succumb to that. and so now we're trying to neutralize the sexes. abby: it's interesting that the feminist lobby group that you're talking about they think they're the spokesperson for all young girls and all women. >> right. abby: but since this decision has been made, there's actually been a backlash from a number of women and a number of the girls speaking out about how important it is to be separate, for girls to have their own thing and for boys to have their own thing. i think since the early seventies they've had mixed events and things they do together, but there is something pretty powerful about, you know, having something that is just yours. >> yes. i think the differences between the sexes is not only biological and it's wired in, it's really important, not to neut

. >> let's head outside to david murphy, boy it feels like fall today. >> reporter: it sure does. 50 degrees in philadelphia. allentown marched up to 50. this afternoon we wind up with a high of 60 degrees. breezy and chilly. it will cloud up later on. there could be a passing sprinkle or shower. skinny and seasonable, after a chilly start we wind up with 65. warm in the afternoon, high of 70. sunday, clouds and rain, breezy, windy and wet a good portion of the day, high of 66. tam, rain gear for the eagles in all likelihood. >> we'll be ready. >>> philadelphia police believe they are closer to making an arrest in the deadly shooting of two 16-year-olds in south philadelphia. we'll have more on that on "action news" at noon. >>> now it's time for "live with kelly and ryan." an congrats to rachel ray her 2000 the episode. she'll have oprah and other celebrities on at 10:00 a.m. choke it out. have a great thursday! ( floor creaks) i can't believe we're doing this! (thunder cracks) ahh! gus, you're not scared, are you? i don't like thunder! this is getting creepy! (a wolf howls in th

boy. and we'll have the latest on the fires first thing in the morning on "gma." thank you for watching. i'm david hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. . >>> tonight, live coverage on the wild fire burning through the bay and beyond. we'll have the latest evacuation orders for people in the danger zones. >> as the wind shift the bay area notice more smoke in the sky creating unhealthy air quality. >>> protection in the form of a face mask may be hard to do. one detail to look for to ensure what you're paying will make a difference. >>> i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm christian sze. > >>>. >> new evacuation orders issued in the last few orders. a mandatory order for the entire city of calistoga. >> man story evacuation orders are in affect for geyser vil. downtown geyser vil is under advisory right now which mean people don't have to evacuate yet. >> evacuation in lake crow and boise hot spring and the city of sonoma. >> and also for boise hot springs and sonoma. the advisory includes arnold drof -- drive to petaluma avenue. >> the area we're showing you is southwest of the evacuation a

we are very honored to have david mccullough and his let's get quick background. grew up as one it's for boys and a family. where his family had the small electrical supply company. david went to yale where he did quite well graduated in 1955. he then went to new york york went to new york and joined sports illustrated which was then a novel novice new publication. and then came to work in washington at the usia and my at the usia got interested in something that he was interested in from his time in pittsburgh and then wrote his first book about the down town plot. that was his first book. he has now written with this book. the american spirit. he has written 11 books. will talk about that shortly. every single one of his books is still in print. it is very unusual. the first book is almost now 50 years old. david has won the pulitzer's price. he has been given to the presidential medal of freedom. he has been asked to speak to a joint session of congress and given every onerous citizen can get. also 55 honorary degrees which must be a record. so that is very impressive. but even more impres

david, melissa, back to you. melissa: boy, that raises a lot of questions, blake, thank you so much. here to help through some of them, devin nunez, house intelligence committee chairman. let's start with the idea why did it take "the washington post" for to us figure this out? there were folks along the way said as we continue down the trail and looking at dossier and russian interference we'll find connections to the clinton camp. why did it take "the washington post" for that to come out? >> i think it is clear fusion gps or the democrats leaked it to the "washington post" because they knew this would come out eventually. we have subpoenas waiting. they're continuing to enforced. they invoked their fifth amendment rights the week before. my guess is they leaked it. there is still a lot more to come. i'm sure, these are favorable reporters that they leak this to. these are the go-to people for the obama administration, for the clinton campaign people. this is probably the most favorable line that they will get from any repo

david. he's a native of pittsburgh, crip is one of four boys in the family where his father had a small electrical supply company. not quite general electric but very impressive he said. david went to you where he did well. graduated in 1955. he then went to new york, did not go back to pittsburgh despite his parents interested doing so. when joined "sports illustrated" and ultimately came to work in washington at usia. while there he got interested in something he was interested in at this time in pittsburgh and then wrote his first book about the flood which was a bestseller. that was his first book. he's now written the american spirit 11 books and working on the 12th book that will talk about shortly. everyone of his books is still in print. that's very unusual. his first book is almost 50 years old. [applause] so david has won the pulitzer prize twice for his books on harry truman and john adams. he's won the national book price twice and given the presidential medal of freedom by president clinton. spent asked to speak to congress and given every honor citizen can give. he's been given 55 ho

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david culver reporting live for us. >>> boy, the skies today matching the room, the mood of that room. lets let's turn to the weather. rain on the radar for the start of the weekend coming. get ready for dramatic changes in the days ahead. doug is talking about that now. doug? >> a little bit of a roller coaster ride the next couple days. we have shower drizzle out there. look at our tower camera here in northwest and you see the rain drops on the camera lens. you see the low clouds. it is a nasty evening across our region. and we have some more rain actually coming in. we have some drizzle now around the region. we have some showers that are trying to move back in, too. good idea to take the umbrella with you just in case if you're going to be out and about. now current temperature 64 degrees, d.c., 71 elkins, west virginia. we'll get into the warmer air was we move into the weekend. it won't last long. big time temperature swings. i'll show you when in a couple minutes. >> a hyattsville man says his trip on the green line recently was the worst ride ever. for nearly 30 minutes he sa

david is a native of pittsburgh. [applause] grope one of four boys and a family where his father had a small electrical supply company, not quite general electric but very impressive. david went to yell where he did well and graduated in 1955. then went to new york, did not go back to pittsburgh despite his parents wishing him to do so and enjoined "sports illustrated". then he came to work out washington at usia. while there he had interested in something and then he wrote his first book which was a bestseller. that was his first book. the book will talk about today, the american spirit his written 11 books and he's working on his 12th book. every one of his books still in print which is very unusual. as first book is almost 50 years old. [applause] so, he has won the pulitzer prize twice for his books on harry truman and john adams. he's won the national book price twice and have been given the presidential medal of freedom by president clinton. he was asked to speak to a joint session of con congress was given every honor. he has also been given 5

david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you >>> alone hours the 6-year-old boy with special needs is dropped off at the wrong bus stop and tonight his mother is demanding answers. of marcus system mondays was put on the bus yesterday after school in holmesburg. the substitute driver was supposed to drop him off at roosevelt boulevard and homes avenue. instead, he got off the bus two stops earlier, marcus was worried mother said she didn't know where her son was two hours. >> i imagine how terrified he was. i kept thinking he really things that i forgot about him. he's wondering who will take care of him? where is his mother >> it is unacceptable this sort of thing to happen. we have procedures in place. >> a good samaritan found marcus and called 911. marcus's mother said the bus company was rude to her when she demanded answers. they tell us marcus slipped through the cracks >>> philadelphia bunny sigler passed away today. helped creating the sound of philadelphia. he was known for let the good times roll and feel so good. he survived by his wife, martha and two children. bunny sigler a gift to so many includin

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david coleman your reaction to the seven names -- david: your reaction to the saver names? is it an all boysohn burns: it is predictable. the crowd has been prepared for the last two weeks. it is an all boys club. if it does not surprise me at all. -- it does not a surprise me at all. they're all in their 60's. there is no successors in a here. there could be a successor some time mid term and that sometimes happens if the standing committee is reshuffled for some reason. it has happened before. xi could identify his successor sometime later. david coleman to recap some of the names before they walk out on stage. xi jinping. david: tumor caps on the names before they walk out on stage. correctly a vice premier. -- to recap the names before they walk out on stage. and currently the party secretary of shanghai. some of these names coming through. words, the seven names from the previous version and a xi jinping remain and do have five new games as well. mackenzie.g in tom -- five new names as well. your thoughts, reactions? tom: the surprise is it was pretty much right on. that one person woul

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