was sexually assaulted before this denver concert at a meet and greet in 2013 by radio deejay david mueller. "e.t." has the papers and they're pretty detailed. the lawsuit reads mueller did not brush his hand against miss swift while posing for the forecast, he lifted her skirt and groped her. it goe to claim the singer was surprised, upset, offended and alarmed. then had to go play a show for 13,000 people. >> i it this lawyers, judge, and any potential jury is going to really want to know why didn't she make a police report at the time this occurred? >> the legal drama dates to september when mueller filed a suit against swift claiming he was fired from his job based false allegations he groped her. >> here's the issue she is being sued and is using this as a defense or legitimate claim against him. either way, it starts counter balancing the issues before the jury. >> here's the thing. taylor says she wins any money from this lawsuit, she will donate it to charitable organizations that protect women. >> well, have more big, i mean big news. george aamal have adopted. it's the clooneys ha

the bad blood between taylor swift and david mueller just got worse. in her countersuit filed this week, swift says while posing for a photo during a meet-and-greet in june, 2013, mueller lifted her skirt and groped her bottom. the encounter left her surprised, upset, offended and alarmed. swift is known for using her music to settle scores. and her security later kicked mueller out of the concert. because darling i'm a nightmare dressed like a daydream >> reporter: her management complained to the radio station and provided the photo. two days later, mueller was out of a job. >> the public is going to be watching this very attentively. >> reporter: an entertainment lawyer doubts swift will settle the case. she has already stood up to apple, spotify and kanye west. >> people will file these suits assuming that celebrities would much rather dish out the dough rather than enduring the bad publicity. mr. mueller must have been living under a rock for several years if he actually thought that he could bully taylor swift. >> reporter: mueller sued swift in s

that day, only he wasn't the one responsible. >> reporter: the bad blood between taylor swift and david mueller just got worse. take a look what you've done bad blood >> reporter: swift says in a countersuit while posing for a photo at a meet and greet in june of 2013 mueller lifted her skirt and groped her bottom. the encounter left her surprised, upset and offended and alarmed. i can make the tables turn >> reporter: swift is known for using her music to settle scores. and her security later kicked mueller out of the concert. darling i'm a nightmare dressed like a day dream >> reporter: her manager complained to the radio station and provided the video which has not been released. two days later, mueller is out entertainment lawyer doubts smith will settle the case and she has already stood up to music industry titans like apple and others. >> they think celebrities will dish out the dough instead of fighting the lawsuit. mr. mueller must be living under bully taylor swift. >> reporter: he says his false accusations hindered him to be hired for another job. he says eddie haskell was the real

last month former denver radio host david mueller sued swift claiming he was fired after she accused him of groping her. mueller claims he didn't touch swift but her taylor says she knows the host assaulted her. >>> wish you could stretch out at work? now there is a new chair that the makers say will let you lie down on the job and make it easier. this is the alt work station computer attached to a chair to attach to comfort levels. relakes comes with a -- relax aches comes with a hefty price tag 2900. >> >> i would be snoozing in two seconds. >> i could see that in the >> i need one for my back, you know, that antigravity thing. operate the computer upside down. >> bill ritter stands the whole typewriter. >> he is a different kind of -- >> inno virginia tear -- inno via tore -- innovator. >> looking at clouds, sun and a mixture and warm air. really warm by about 13, 14 degrees warmer than normal for this time of the year. it has groton breezy. i saw lots of folks in bullover the horse drawn carriages were coming down the street a moment ago. everybody will get blown around by the wi

david mueller is a former radio host.sued taylor swift saying her security team falsely accused him of grabbing her butt back stage in denver before a concert in june. he says that accusation cost him his job. swift's lawyer say it's no an cue saying. there's no doubt he did it. and alert the folks at the guinness world book. a man used his elbow to break 92 coconuts in one minute. happened in eastern india. the old record was 85 coconuts. >>> the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. the united states does have strategy in the middle east. that is news. and it's from the secretary of state john kerry ahead of talks to find, quote, political solution in syria, and wait until you hear what they're doing. seriously. thousands of airstrikes have failed to stop islamic state militants. now russia and iran are stepping into the fray. >> the challenge we face in syria today is nothing less than to chart a course out of hell. a two-pronged approach. intensifying our counter-dash campaign, and on the other side, our d

was sexually assaulted before this denver concert at a meet and greet in 2013 by radio deejay david mueller. "e.t." has the court papers and& they're pretty detailed. the lawsuit reads mueller did not brush his hand against miss swift while posing for the photograph, he lifted her skirt and groped her. it goes on to claim the singer was surprised, upset, offended and alarmed. then had to go play a show for 13,000 people. >> i think the lawyers, judge, and any potential jury is going to really want to know why didn't she make a police report at the time this occurred? >> the legal drama da september when mueller filed a suit against swift claiming he was fired from his job based on false allegations he groped her. >> here's the issue she is being sued and is using this as a defense or legitimate claim against him. either way, it starts counter balancing the issues before the jury. >> here's the thing. taylor says she wins any money from this lawsuit, she will donate it to charitable organizations that protect women. >> well, we have more big, i mean big news. george and amal have adopted. it

the bad blood between taylor swift and david mueller just got worse. ♪ so take a look at what you haveiled this week, taylor swift says that mueller lifted her skirt and groebed her bottom. the encounter left her surprised, upset, offended and alarmed. swift is known for use her music to the settle scores and her security later kicked mueller out of the concert. ♪ because darling i'm a nightmare dressed like a daydream ♪ >> two days later mueller was out of a job. >> the public is going to be watching this very attentively. >> reporter: taylor swift has already stood up to music tit titans. >> swift has file this suit saying that celebrities would rather dish out the dough. >> mueller sued swuft in september saying the music megastar's false accusation s hindered his ability to gain new employment. according to her filing, ms. swift mows kpaktsdly who committed the assault, it was mueller and she is not confused in the least. >> that legal team very astutely asked for a jury trial. >> eddie haskell told cbs this morning that he could not comment because it was a personnel and human res

mueller, the first address you gave what number? >> one majestic and one edgar place. >> i'm seeing a pattern. thank you. next speaker, please. public speaker: good afternoon, supervisors. david hooper from mission terrace. i would like to thank supervisor avalos for calling this agenda item and i would like to thank captain mcfadden for speaking about this. i thought i knew something about this and now i realize i still have an awful lot to learn. regarding the mission street itself people deal with the symptoms and the causes are something else. it's difficult to discern. everybody in the community and their greater outer mission knows that mission street has too many vacant buildings. i realize we have new leadership and stephanie is working dynamically to try to solve all of these reasons for these vacant properties. but these vacant properties bring in the opportunities for the tiend of issues that ms. weatherford and captain mcfadden were talking about. it's going to take time. as time rolls on, some of the economic vitality will come their way and they all tried to tell me again and again that this is coming and we have to be prepared and figure out what's going to wor

mueller had to get off the call quickly and he is fine with 20 executives with angela merkel to beijing. davidal and the cost, they have a business to run. you're trying to run the business given the climate in the automobile industry worldwide, doesn't make sense to get rid of brands? does it make sense to decentralize? >> first of all, i think the analogy to bp is probably pretty good. it's a one-time hit and the cost will be more than the six point 7 billion euros. i'll think it will be 70 billion euros. secondly, it's worth noting that their car sales appear to be holding up. the september sales numbers were fine, maybe better than fine. things the most important that they continue to sell cars. thirdly, a crisis like this can be used as an opportunity to do stuff you should have done anyway to deal with a huge company, one of the two biggest automakers in the world, with sprawling operations and different models and you clean the place up. it gives the ceo a good opening to do what would have been harder to do in a good time. matt: steve's right, is a huge opportunity to do things that wo

mueller, the first address you gave what number? >> one majestic and one edgar place. >> i'm seeing a pattern. thank you. next speaker, please. public speaker: good afternoon, supervisors. david hooper from mission terrace. i would like to thank supervisor avalos for calling this agenda item and i would like to thank captain mcfadden for speaking about this. i thought i knew something about this and now i realize i still have an awful lot to learn. regarding the mission street itself people deal with the symptoms and the causes are something else. it's difficult to discern. everybody in the community and their greater outer mission knows that mission street has too many vacant buildings. i realize we have new leadership and stephanie is working dynamically to try to solve all of these reasons for these vacant properties. but these vacant properties bring in the opportunities for the tiend of issues that ms. weatherford and captain mcfadden were talking about. it's going to take time. as time rolls on, some of the economic vitality will come their way and they all tried to tell me again and again that this is coming and we have to be prepared and figure out what's going to wor

mueller, the first address you gave what number? >> one majestic and one edgar place. >> i'm seeing a pattern. thank you. next speaker, please. public speaker: good afternoon, supervisors. david hooper from mission terrace. i would like to thank supervisor avalos for calling this agenda item and i would like to thank captain mcfadden for speaking about this. i thought i knew something about this and now i realize i still have an awful lot to learn. regarding the mission street itself people deal with the symptoms and the causes are something else. it's difficult to discern. everybody in the community and their greater outer mission knows that mission street has too many vacant buildings. i realize we have new leadership and stephanie is working dynamically to try to solve all of these reasons for these vacant properties. but these vacant properties bring in the opportunities for the tiend of issues that ms. weatherford and captain mcfadden were talking about. it's going to take time. as time rolls on, some of the economic vitality will come their way and they all tried to tell me again and again that this is coming and we have to be prepared and figure out what's going to wor

mueller, the first address you gave what number? >> one majestic and one edgar place. >> i'm seeing a pattern. thank you. next speaker, please. public speaker: good afternoon, supervisors. david hooper from mission terrace. i would like to thank supervisor avalos for calling this agenda item and i would like to thank captain mcfadden for speaking about this. i thought i knew something about this and now i realize i still have an awful lot to learn. regarding the mission street itself people deal with the symptoms and the causes are something else. it's difficult to discern. everybody in the community and their greater outer mission knows that mission street has too many vacant buildings. i realize we have new leadership and stephanie is working dynamically to try to solve all of these reasons for these vacant properties. but these vacant properties bring in the opportunities for the tiend of issues that ms. weatherford and captain mcfadden were talking about. it's going to take time. as time rolls on, some of the economic vitality will come their way and they all tried to tell me again and again that this is coming and we have to be prepared and figure out what's going to wor