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>>> diane sawyer here tonight, her investigation, the me too movement. we ask about the women across the country working in restaurants and hotels. tonight their stunning and honest description of what they endured. >>> good evening on this friday night. as we come on the air in the west we begin with breaking news north korea with that announcement. kim jong-un saying he'll freeze nuclear and long range missile tests and shut down a nuclear test site. president trump tweeting just a short time ago it's very good news for north korea and the world. let's get right to martha raddatz. martha, this headline if true is significant. >> it is david. this is one of the conditions the u.s. insisted on and the north according to those reports says it will comply, suspending all nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile tests. the north has gone further saying they'll shut down a nuclear test site. to prove they vow to suspend the nuclear tests. the u.s. believes the north is close to if not capable of launching a missile that can reach as far as washington.

next here to a diane sawyer investigation. we've been reporting on the me too movement in the country. for months diane's team asking what about the women across the country working in restaurants and hotels. tonight hear their eye opening and honest descriptions of what they've endured. >> housekeeping. >> reporter: there is a silent, invisible force of workers tonight. messages from room cleaners, housekeepers asking us to tell their story. >> every time that i'm going to the room, i say, "oh my god, what's going to happen today." >> reporter: one and a half million of them. 88% female. they tell us for everyone who speaks, so many more are just too afraid of getting fired. >> completely naked and told me welcome. >> he took off his robe. >> reporter: we met esthela, who says we have no idea what housekeepers face. telling us about one male guest who asked her for extra towels. >> i ring the bell many times. nobody, i was like he's not here. i get the towels, fold them nicely, put them in the bathroom. >> reporter: he was wa

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. >> i'm diane sawyer this is a special edition of "20/20." my reality, a hidden america. >> reporter: for six months a torrent of messages from a workplace that may be a kind of ground zero for sexual harassment in america. >> hello, abc news -- >> hello -- >> hello? >> can you tell us your story? >> reporter: restaurant workers we heard from every part of the country asking us to tell their stories even though they're afraid to go on camera. they need their >> reporter: there are 2.5 million waitresses and waiters. they work for a wage less than $3.60. that's a paycheck of $40. tips are their >> reporter: she is a veteran server of 20 years 6 different restaurants since she's still working she asked us not to give her name and says she's proud of being a waitress, even though, the years take their toll. ♪ if i could go back, that's the first thing i would do i swear that i would ♪ >> i just got home from work, my feet are killing me. my toe hurts, i have to keep wrapped because it swells up. take this off. >> reporter: we calculated she's wa

diane sawyer has the story. >> reporter: seven months ago, some very brave women came forward to tellersonal stories so that women everywhere could speak up with hope. >> that a new day is on the horizon! >> so our question, what will it take to make sure this moment matters for all working women all across the country? the housekeepers, waitresses, workers in small towns as well as big cities. so many of them afraid of losing their jobs. we heard from every part of the country. >> i was dreading going into work. >> felt under my dress -- >> i don't want to lose this job -- >> reporter: on the front lines the servers. >> he would follow me around the restaurant. >> reporter: there are 2.5 million waitresses and waiters across this country tonight. and a majority of them work for a wage less than $3.26 an hour. for 12 hours of work, that's a paycheck of $40. tips are their livelihood. a woman in north carolina sends us a message. she is a veteran server of 20 years. six different restaurants. since she's still working, she asks us not to give her name. and says she's proud of being a w

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that's right after a special edition of 2020 added 10:00, diane sawyer reports on the hidden world of hard working women still facing sexual abuse by left behind by the me too movement. >>> now the ac weather forecast with sandwayia patel. >> hi, everyone. happy friday. let's check ou live doppler 7 right now. you notice fog hugging the coastline. it kept the temperatures in check near the beaches but away from the coastline we have noticed a little bit of warming, 24-hour temperature change reflects that. if you are planning the week look at where the temperatures are. average high in oakland 67 degrees. low 70s above normal for this time of year for the weekend and warmer heading into monday with the wafrmth holding until late next week when the temperatures begin to waul fall back down where you should this time of year. i want to show you right now a live picture from santa cruz where the people are just n enjoying the sun isn't and water. keeping them comfortable. a great day for sailing as well. temperatures right now 58 in san francisco. 62 in oklahoma. 70s from san jose to gil

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. >> i am diane sawyer.teve kroft. >> i meredith vieira. >> i am scott pelley. >> i am katie couric. i'm laura logan. >> i am anderson cooper. >> i am david martin. i'm sharon auntie. >> i am oprah winfrey. >> i am bill whitaker. tonight 50 years of 60 minutes. [ticking] [applause] michael: so 50 years later, don hewitt's creation is still on top, the most successful program in broadcasting history. just two nights ago 60 minutes garnered its highest ratings in 10 years with its stormy daniels interview. so tonight we print the legend, and we begin with jeff fager, executive producer of 60 minutes, former chairman of cbs news. as hewitt tutored under murrow, fager tutored under hewitt. tell us about don hewitt and what you learn from him. jeff: i learned so much. don was an open book. and he was a great teacher, and he taught so much of what he learned from murrow and fred friendly, the president who did fire him. they did not like each other at all. it was an amazing thing because i think don because he got

michael: diane sawyer. jeff: great interviewer.azing fit for "60 minutes," but wanted to move on. michael: anderson cooper. jeff: the best, i love him, he's so good. incredible range. he can cover anything. handled the stormy daniels thing pretty well. michael: 200 foot wave over the crocodiles? jeff: delightful. a natural curious and reporter, which is interesting. i don't think most would describe her that way but being the only boss she has ever had, that's what i would say. she came in, i got an opera hug. michael: phil whitaker. -- bill whitaker. jeff: absolute joy. i'm going to say even though he's right here, probably one of the best if not the best hires i ever made. we hit the ground running and he has been an amazing addition to our broadcast. michael: jeff faber. bill: the best boss i've ever had. michael: "60 minutes" is alive and well. how do you sustain this program? do the first 50 years even count at this point? jeff: i'm losing track. i think it should be sustained with those things i talked about . one, we stay cu

but, diane sawyer, abc special last night focused on the hidden harassment still happening to many womenour kristen sze has a success story of an innovative plan to keep the staff safe. >> reporter: it is a busy evening for home room mac and cheese. this is a family restaurant. >> owner erin wade is talking about the moment she learned her female staff was getting a lot of unwanted attention from customers. wade tried to create a diverse and inclusive business but one particular incident was a game changer. >> he was a father of four kids and he reached up the shirt at one of our hosts and touched her stomach and told her she was sexy. >> they all started realizing hey, wait a minute, we all had a gross experience like that. >> reporter: many worried their managers would not take it seriously. cayla swanson is now a manager was a server when the woman finally went to the owner with their concerns. >> there was a sharing of experiences between the male management staff and most of the female servers. >> reporter: the entire staff worked together to create a solution now posted on this cha

diane sawyers focusing on the hidden harassment that is still happening to many women. kristen sze has a success story of an innovative plan to keep the staff safe. >> reporter: it is a busy evening in oakland, a family restaurant. that is family restaurant but does not mean it does not have problems. >> erin wade learned that her female staff was getting a lot of unwanted attention. >> the one particular incident was a game changer. >> he was a father of four kids at the table with him and he reached up the shirt of one of our hosts and touched her stomach and told her that she was sexy. the host told her female co-worker what happened. hey, wait a minute, we have all had a gross experience leek that. >> many worried their managers will not take it seriously. >> katy is now a manager was a server. >> there was like a sharing of experiences between the male management staff and most of the females. >> reporter: the entire staff worked together to create a solution now posted on this chart. the restaurant categorizes customer behavior of the color code system, yellow is

diane sawyer, abc special last night focused on the harassment still is happening to many women. kristen sze has a success story with a bay area restaurant with an innovative plan to keep the staff safe. this is a family restaurant, mac and cheese home room. >> honestly, i was beyond shocked. >> reporter: the owner was talking about the moment she learned her female staff was getting unwanted attention from customers. wade have tried to create a diverse and inclusive business. >> he was a father of four kids at the table with him and he reached up the shirt of one of our hosts and touched her stomach and told her that she was sexy. >> reporter: the host told her female co-worker what happened. >> they all started realizing wait a minute, we all had a gross experience like that. >> many worried their manager would not take it seriously. cayla swanson now a manager was a server when the woman went to the owner with concerns. >> there was a shared experiences between male management staff and most of the female service staff. the entire staff worked together to create a solution now

find out how it works on abc 7 news at 11:00, right after a special edition of "20/20," diane sawyering on the hidden reality of women still facing sexual abuse. >>> a proposed senate bill calls for one female board member in publicly owned corporations by next year. it would require a minimum of two women by 2021. lawmakers says this happens in other countries including germany and france. showing gender diversity on boards leads to increased profitability. the committee will hear the bill next tuesday. >>> take a look at the latest edition to san francisco hayes valley. this is made of steel and light called squared. the artist says the sculpture represents, quote, the evolution of organic matter and its amalgamation with digital technology. the official opening is on may 5th. >>> new at 6:00, southwest is compensating everyone on board the flight where the engine blew apart. >>> a tattoo can one day save your life. medical researchers are using them to detect some cancers. >> >>> you know those early april springs we had? they actually helped hold the drought at bay. they did duri

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you refused to deny that you said it years later in an interview with diane sawyer? you intimidated anita broaderric. we can't forget that the family foundation took tens of millions of dollars from countries that abuse women. we know you are bitter about what happened, but here is free advice. do yourself a favor. go fishing. stop talking. with reaction, n.r.a., tv contributor former secret service agent dan bongino author of the best-selling book in bookstores bookstores t, geraldo, geraldo show, fox news correspondent at large. this comes down to a fundamental issue as it relates to the president. there are people that crossed the border, the weak borders and raped americans. not the majority. nobody is saying the majority. i know most people want jobs and a better opportunity. i don't blame people. i have been to the border. i have been in mexico. other people like kate steinly has been murdered. isn't one murder, isn't one rape enough? because the numbers of the violent crimes are in the hundreds of thousands, geraldo, over the years. >> first of all, sean, we h

narcissistic looney tunes and refused to deny that you said it years later in an interview with diane sawyerof course, you intimidated one need a broader after she accused your husband of raping her in a hotel in arkansas? we can forget how her family foundation took tens of thousands of dollars from all these countries that abuse women. hillary, we know you are better about what happened. here are some free advice. go fishing. stop talking. with reaction, nra tv contributor, former secret service agent, dan bongino. author of the best-selling book, "geraldo: the geraldo show." this comes down to a very fundamental issue as it relates to the president. there are people that have crossed with border, those weak borders, and have raped people. nobody is saying majority. mostte people want jobs in a better opportunity. i've been down to the border, i've been to mexico. other people like kate steinle have been murdered. isn't one murder -- isn't one rape enough? the numbers of violent crimes are in the hundreds of thousands, geraldo, over the years. >> first of all, sean, we had a little earthqu

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. >> so the bushes gave sam donaldson and diane sawyer a tour.e're opening our vault to the year 1989. >> reporter: it is here that the first family actually lives. it is to the second floor of the white house that we go tonight to visit with the president and mrs. bush. >> good evening. >> welcome. welcome, diane. welcome to the white house. excuse me. welcome to the white house. we're delighted to have you here. >> you were expecting us, right? >> we were expecting you. shall we look around? >> this is the floor you call home, right? >> yes. >> can you ever really feel at home in the white house? >> we do feel at home because we have so many friends. everyone wants to make us feel at home. i look at this room and think of nancy reagan. she said her mother and father always had breakfast here when they visited. so it's a warm, poignant feeling. >> why don't we divide up and see you in a moment. >> into the queen's room. >> into the queen's room. used to be the rose guest room. but now has been called the queen's room, because this is where five

let's give it up for mike cody, marion wright adelman, bernard lafayette, diane nash, newsome, nicole porter, tammy sawyerplause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, can you hear me in the back? i still have a dream. it is a dream deeply rooted in the american dream. i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up, live out the meaning of its creed. we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are self-evident, that all men are created -- [ cheers and applause ] i have a dream that one day sons of former slaves and sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood. i have a dream. >> dr. king told me in his dream one day this nation will live out its creed. do what you say and you say what you mean. justice for all, for all liberty. we know freedom ain't free. it don't sacrifice, you have to pay a price. king lost his life. commitment and vision, and people that's willing to defend their children to live in positions, live better than how we live. we gonna sit in at lunch. we're going to boycott those buses and walk with the

. >> diane sawyer. >> great interviewer. i think an amazing fit for "60 minutes," but wanted to move on. >> anderson cooper. >> the best. i love him. he's so good and incredible range. >> he can cover anything. and i think he handled the stormy daniels thing pretty well. >> who can forget the 100-foot wave? >> over the crocodiles. delightful and incredibly curious and a natural reporter which is interesting. i'm not sure being -- i'm not sure people would describe her that way. >> she has an aura, and i got an oprah hug. when she came in. >> you'll get more hugs after the program now. >> so, jeff, i'll just ask you this. bill whitaker. >> bill whitaker, an absolute joy, and even though he's right here, probably, if want the best, one of the best hires i've ever made. it's just -- he's been amazing, as i said earlier, and hit the ground running and an amazing addition to our broadcast. >> bill, i'll just ask you, bill -- >> and this isn't just because he's sitting here. the best boss i've ever had. >> "60 minutes" is alive an