. >> that money went to actress eliza dushku. michael weatherly is publicly apologizeding for his conduct. >> i spoke to michael about having eliza on the show. >> how's that been working with eliza. >> sometimes i'm all unicorns and rainbies. it seems a little much. it's good to have a counterbalance there. >> you're a smart man. >> the actress appeared in only three episodes of "bull." >> just show up prepared. and it's mostly worked for me. >> "the new york times" is reporting dushku was written off the show after comments weatherly made about her appearance and comments about sex, including one about a rape van. weatherly, who has a reputation as an on-set jokester appeared cautious when talking about dushku. >> i've learned not to touch anything that resembles a third rail. she's going to scowl and look at me -- it's better if i just obey the rules. just for eliza, i told he recalls i shaved for you. she didn't know how to take that. >> in a statement to "e.t." the actor admits he went too far. the actor says he was mortifie

. >> eliza broke in details what she claims happened to her on the set of "bull." the. -year-old actress put it bluntly, i took a job and because i did not want to be harassed i was fired. she says weatherly's harassment is on tape. >> you're a really smart man, mr. bull. >> in a lengthy essay, she says, the tape shows his offer to take me to his rape van. he frequently commented on my ravishing beauty. following up with audible growns. he shouted in my face, i will ke you over my knee and spank you like a little girl. >> this doesn't work for me. >> when the news of the $9.5 million settlement broke for the first time. he said his on set comments were an attempt at humor and he was mortified to have offended her and immediately apologized. eliza denied weatherly apologi e apologized, his statements are nothing more than deflection, denial and spin. i do not want to hear i have a humor deficit or can't take a joke. she's telling her side of the story now, because she believes weatherly violated their settlement by commenting to the paper. >> we have a problem. >> bull i

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bull. >> eliza dushku only appeared in three episodes of "bull".ft lasting scars, she says, because of her treatment by the show's star, michael weatherly. >> he deserves a world class lit gator. >> eliza dushku is known for her work on former roles says her role was supposed to expand and she should have been a co-lead on the drama. that didn't happen, she says because she objected to what she describes as repeated sexual harassment and workplace bullying by weatherly. >> we've got a problem. >> what's that? >> they don't want to serve. >> eliza dushku says weatherly along time cast member on ncis, would have gotten away with it except that some of his behavior was caught on video. according to eliza dushku weatherly was caught on camera offering to take her to his rape van filled with all sorts of lubricants and once after i flubbed a line he shouted in my face, i will take you over my knee and spank you like a little girl, the actress writes. weatherly did not return nbc's request for comment. but he did send a statement to the new york times la

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breaking overnight, cbs gave i eliza dushku $9.5 million to settle a lawsuit.rfaced after sexual harassment allegations against les moonves. joining me now stephanie gosk. she has been following this story closely. msnbc legal contributor katie fang is also with me as well. steph, let me start with you. what more do we know about this statement? >> first of all, eliza dushku you probably know her from buffy the vampire slayers. according to the "new york times" the actress was pushed off the cbs show after she confronted a male star about his alleged bad behavior on set. >> overnight, new revelations of a bomb shell cbs settlement with actress eliza dushku. they came to light during an investigation into sexual harassment accusations against the network's former ceo les moonv moonves. the "new york times," which obtained a draft of the investigation report learned that cbs paid dushku a $9.5 million confidential settlement after she was written off the show "bull." she believes her exit from the show was retaliation for confronting the show's star, michael weat

. >> one has to wonder, eliza collins as i'm reading the news and reporting coming in, again, this is00 or 80. this is reportedly 80,000 troops on a border between two countries where we have had headlines come out in recent years, crimea, not too long ago, right, as we look at this president meeting with, again, vladimir putin. should this be a bigger story right now? >> well, it is a big story, and it's interesting that the white house said they originally called off the meeting because they had concerns about this. of course to the earlier point, this was also right after the michael cohen news, so it is interesting that the president said we're concerned about this, we're calling off the meeting, and went ahead and had the stand up huddle, however you define the meeting, with putin anyway. >> and it still happened. michael mcfall, we have been showing some video as well, as you saw here, and that is of xi jinping, and we have been talking about vladimir putin. let's go to xi jinping right now. as you were watching this, having prepared and sat in such bilaterals, the united states

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eliza philippidis, bbc news.rt while ago my colleage kasia madera, who's in brussels, gave an update of what we know so far. the shooting took place 8pm local time on tuesday evening, near strasbourg's christmas market. it is one of france's oldest and most popular markets, with millions attending each year. gunmen is known to the security services, he was on a fiche "s" — which is a terrorism list that the security services keep an eye on, but it has hundreds of thousands of names on it, so he wasn't at all being closely monitored. france's counterterrorism prosecutor has now opened an investigation and it is understood that much earlier on on tuesday there was a dawn raid on the gunmans own apartment in connection with a robbery that had taken place. the gunman had not been present, but grenades had been found at his apartment. a short time ago i spoke to pierre france, a local journalist in strasbourg. i asked him whether he could confirm that the suspect was wounded when he was shot by police. that has been c

the industry would not be possible without a woman named eliza tibbetts who lived in throughe in the 1870's the turn-of-the-century. she is well known for planting the first washington navel orange trees in her yard. the story goes that she watered them with her dirty dishwater. she is a more complex character than that. she lived in the south. she lived on the east coast. she moved to riverside in the 1870's with her third husband, luther tibbetts. one of their former neighbor from washington, d.c., actually mailed them the two washington navel orange trees to riverside. he also mailed them to texas, san joaquin valley. he mailedem -- them to several different places to see where it would do best and thrive. in riverside, those trees she planted and watered with her dishwater took off and bloomed into beautiful, healthy trees. the fruit ripens perfectly here. a combination of climate and our sandy soil. the trees really like that as well. it is the perfect place for the washington naval orange. everyone took note of this new fruit. no one had ever seen anything like it before. it wa

eliza philippidis, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news.ote island. we find out what scientists are hoping to learn from studying ice. after eight months on the run, saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. saddam hussein is finished, because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes, but they brought a formal end to three and a half years of conflict, conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border was sealed and silent today. romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacre in timisoara from leaking out. from sex at the white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. you're watching the briefing. our headlines: the eu has rebuffed theresa may's at

eliza philippidis, bbc news.w by tesa arcilla from euronews who was at a restaurant near to where the shooting happened and shejoins me now from strasbourg. thank you for being on bbc world news. tell us the very latest what you are hearing about what is going on. i am outside on the street here, very close to the city centre, a ten minute walk, the city is waking up after that terrible evening last night. some people werejust after that terrible evening last night. some people were just allowed to walk out of the city centre after midnight, so it has only been a few hours since then. we know the threat level has been increased and more police and military are on the streets, already since last night i have seen more of the monash reeks andi have seen more of the monash reeks and i was speaking to some police officers, many are not from this area and have a come from different regions to help with the ongoing manhunt. the questions people here are asking, has he been arrested, is it safe to be out on the streets?

eliza philippidis, bbc news. time ago i spoke to pierre france, a local journalist in strasbourg. i asked him if he could confirm that the suspect had been shot and wounded by a soldier. that has been confirmed. and he may have been wounded, because he received fire from the military, who was patrolling the christmas market. and a soldier also has been wounded in the fire exchange. pierre, are you able to tell us any more about the area that the security services are trying to search at the moment? how difficult is that going to be? well, there's currently a helicopter that is patrolling the city. and there are obviously a lot of security forces all around. the government rose the terrorist alert level at a higher level, which is the highest level, actually, so there will be controls around the borders, which have been closed. so it will be very difficult for someone who is alone to avoid being caught by them. apart from the concern of finding this particular gunman, there will be great worries about whether he i

eliza philippidis, bbc news. known as the "world's most remote island". bouvet is a small volcanic rock in the south atlantic, more than a 600 miles from the nearest land. researchers are taking samples of its ice , they believe it will hold clues to the past behaviour of the winds that blow around the antarctic. jonathan amos has more. bouvet island is this extraordinary place in the south atlantic, literally in the middle of nowhere. it is a volcanic rock that comes out of the ocean. it is quite small, only about 60 square kilometres, but it is far away from anywhere. you would have to sail 2,500 kilometres to get to cape town. if you went in the other direction, trying to get to the antarctic, it's another 1500 kilometres. but it is in a really interesting spot in the south atlantic. it sits in the middle of the westerly winds, the winds that circulate around the antarctic continent. because of that, scientists think that in the ices that sit on top of the volcanic rock, there is a climate record that can tell

the company paid a staggering $9.5 million confidentially in a settlement to actress eliza dushku after she accused michael weatherly, the star of the current hit, "bull," of sexual harasent and the list of accusers against moonves has only grown. phitbicy ulcltiermately cost her her sho >> my show could have run another five years, but i didn't fall on the right side of les. >> reporter: overnight attorneys for moonves releasing a statement saying cbs' decision is without merit and consistent with the pattern of leaks that have permeated this process. the press was informed of these baseless conclusions before mr. moonves further damaging his name, reputation, career and legacy. while moonves denies any nonconsensual sex and insists he cooperated with investigators, he now has 30 days to fight this decision. >>> two police officers near baton rouge, louisiana, now face charges because of a fight with a student. the officers are seen on video appearing to slam the ea-y14d olr- it happened in october but only came to light after this surveillance video was leaked to the media. the family

this is the shins have only been hired on contract for two years dr eliana and eliza say they are here to learn and hopefully make a difference in kenya some poor county. nearly half the women in turkey have suffered physical violence at the hands of their husband's traditional patriarchal role patterns are just part of the problem happened on our skin was left with permanent injuries. my name is one and ask him i was born in one thousand nine hundred six in istanbul i was always very strong. with his me aged sixteen or seventeen with a friend we were very happy that day. to hand and looks back at her old pictures as she likes to remember her teenage years but she has torn one person out of the voters her husband the man who almost killed her. in our ten year relationship he slapped me he beat me he insulted me. why this happened in the bedroom as well. at some point tom dunn couldn't bear it any more she wanted to leave her husband there was footage of what happened next one day he approached her with a gun and shot her. i thought this is it i'm going to die and at that moment he put

. >>> cbs agreed to say ca confidl settlement with eliza dushku.wyers were hired to examine cultural issues at stable and sinking -- issues at cbs. she confronted him about his remarks and days later was written off the show. >> cbs says we remain committed to a culture of a safe and respectful work place, our work is far from done. michael weatherly apologized for his comments. >>> a human heart was left on board in sacramento and left on the connecting flight to dallas instead of taken out of the cargo hold in seattle. the heart was meant for medical donation. the sierra donor services says the heart was eventually received unharmed. >>> if you ever regifted a holiday present, you are not alone. the president is even guilty. his son, don junior shared this family story. >> you know, there was one christmas where he may or may not given me the gift i had given him the year before because i monogrammed it. i know you didn't get this. >> we all have done it or thought of doing it. jimmy fallon brought it up last night. >> speaking of the holidays in

she's also a wife to todd and a mother to barrett and eliza. i think they're with us today, are they not? we thank you for sharing your wife and mother with us. it's meant a great deal. and to a very grateful nation, we want to say thank you. and to parker, we want to wish her well on her new work. we want her to be successful. because her success means our success. and if i go on her past behavior, i'm looking forward to a very bright future. i yield back. mr. hern: thank you, thank you, -- mr. mchenry: thank you, thank you, mr. leader. now i yield to my colleague and friend, richard hudson, from the state of north carolina. oliver hudson thank you, mr. speaker -- mr. hudson: thank you, mr. speaker. it's a pleasure to be here today and recognize my good friend, parker. as she leaves patrick mchenry's leadership office, to take over as executive director of the national republican congressional committee. parker's been a friend and a mentor and a counselor to me in count -- and countless others over the years, none more significantly than patri

. >>> in today's gma first look, actress eliza is breaking her silence after cbs paid her $10 million to settle sexual harassment claims. >> they are against the star of the show "bull." >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look -- >> oh, we have a special friend joining us. >> reporter: eliza is going public with what she says are the gritty details her $9.5 million sexual harassment settlement with cbs. in an op-ed, she said she suffered relessenless sexual suffered relessenless sexual harassment while he regularly commented on my ravishing looks, followed up by groans. according to the new york time, weatherly telling investigators the remark about spanking was meant as a joke. thank you for giving me my voice back. and more on her and her settlement coming up at 7:00. >> children's clothing company . gyms back se gymsboree is preparing for a second chapter 11 filing in less than two years. it could allow gymboree to keep stores open while looking for a buyer. it would likely close the majority of its 900 stores. the struggling store has put outlets up for sale. >>> businesses

. >>> cbs reportedly agreed to a $9.5 million settlement with eliza dushku in 2017.ine cultural issues at cbs. she confronted him about his remarks and days later was written off the show. >> cbs says we remain committed to a culture of a safe and respectful work place, our work is far from done. michael weatherly apologized for his comments. she declined to comment to the times. >>> a southwest flight forced to turn around when a donated heart was left on board. the heart started in sacramento and it was left on the flight to dallas instead of taken out of the cargo hold. the heart was meant for a medical donation transplant. sierra donor services organized the donation and the heart was received unharmed. >>> three of the biggest names in pop culture with the combined following of 125 million people on twitter all involved in a feud this morning. kanye west and kim car kardashi and drake. kardashian sent this, drake never threatened my husband or family. he paved the way for there to be a drake. as for drake, he has been quiet on the issue. his response so far is a

let's bring in eliza collins.s politics for "usa today" ," scored an excluse interview with nancy pelosi, who has you might imagine, has some criticism with how president trump is trying to get money for his water well. eliza, picking up where peter left off, as entrenched as mark meadows told peter he was, does nancy pelosi seem as equally entrenched as if denying him his walk? >> nancy pelosi and the democrats are equally digging in their heels on the other side. the other thing is that nancy pelosi is expected to take over the speakers gavel on january 3rd. that means that the democrats come back, they are in the majority, and she has control. she likely does have the votes then to pass the clean funding bill, pass it over to the senate, where it is likely that that has the votes as well, and is it is up to you president trump to sign. next week, she will be the speaker. >> leland: once she becomes the speaker, is there a thought that she will then moderate and be more willing to deal? becoming speaker, securin

eliza, thank you. and michael, stay with us. >>> is the white house planning to extradite a turkish cleric to help ease pressure on the saudi arabian government? we'll discuss that right after the break. our dad was in the hospital. because of smoking. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. but then, we were like. what are we doing? the nicodermcq patch helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. nicodermcq. you know why, we know how. discover.o. i like your card, but i'm absolutely not paying an annual fee. discover has no annual fees. really? yeah. we just don't believe in them. oh nice. you would not believe how long i've been rehearsing that. no annual fee on any card. only from discover. >>> welcome back, everyone. time now for we said, they said. focusing on controversies in the president's inner circle starting with michael cohen. heading to prison for three years. >> trump or his campaign under investigation, well, that's nothing new. robert mueller's team has been digging for the better p

you may know eliza from "buffy the vampire slayer."e new york sometimtis she was pushed off a show after she confronted the male star about his alleged bad behavior on the set. this comes as hollywood veteran cybill shepherd claims her awarwinning show cybill was pushed after she rejected advances from lesov moonves. night new revelations of a bombshell cbs settlement with l actress eliza dusku. it's against the network's former ceo les moonves. "the new york times," which obtained a dra of the report, learned cbs paid her a $9.5 milli settlement after she was written off the show bull. she believes her exit from show was retaliation for confronting michael weatherly for what she says were inappropriate comments about her appearance and off-color jokes. aey both declined to comment to nbc. statement to "the times," d forerly denied he pus her removal adding whrks eliza told me she wasn' comfortable with my language and attempt at humor i was mortified to have offended her and immediately apologized. after reflecting on this further, i

there is no other team. >> reporter: eliza dushku's time on "bull" was brief.he played a lawyer alongside the show's star michael weatherly for just three episodes in season one. >> wait a second. am i being released? >> well, yeah. >> reporter: according to a draft report from lawyers hired by cbs' board and reviewed by "the new york times," dushku was written off the show within days of confronting weatherly about behavior that made her uncomfortable. among the allegations, he told a rape joke and said in front of the cast and crew that he would bend her over his leg and spank her. and in another alleged incident on set, dushku holds up three fingers during a scene. she allegedly told investigators weatherly suggested she wanted a threesome with him and another male cast member. >> i don't know what to do with you. >> i can think of a few things, but, you don't want to hear them. >> reporter: after being written off the show, dushku entered mediation with cbs. according to the times, that's when a lawyer for cbsande ovuttakes from"bull" in beliefs it would he

eliza declined to talk to "the new york times" because she wanted to honor the confidential settlementeement. after michael tried to deny, deflect and spin what happened to her, she decided to come forward. >> i'm certainly here for you. >> are you? >> after eliza dushku she was hired on the hit cbs show "bull," they made her a series regular with an option up to six seasons. >> we've got a problem. >> what's that? >> but dushku would appear for just three episodes after she claimed the show's star michael weatherly had her fired. on a column in "the boston globe," subjected her to daily undeniably demeaning conduct that included going out of his way to humiliate her, constant name calling and a remark about her having a threesome. >> you have no idea how much trouble you're in. >> you ready? >> after weeks of allegedly enduring weatherly's harassment, dushku decided to confront him but within 48 hours, she claims, show runner glen gordon wrote her off "bull". >> all those people are going to listen to my arguments? >> that is the idea. >> dushku settled with the network earlier this y

overnight, new revelations of a settlement with eliza.ng an investigation into sexual harassment accusations against the network's former ceo, les m moonves. "the new york times" learned that cbs paid her $9.5 million confidential settlement, after she was written off of the show, "bull." she believes her exit from the show was retaliation for confronting the show's star, for what she says were inappropriate comments art her appearance and off-color jokes. they both declined to comment to nbc. in a statement to "the times," weather lly denied he pushed fo her removal. when eliza told me she wasn't comfortable with my language and attempts at humor, i was mortified to have offended her. after reflecting on this further, i understand that what i said was not funny or appropriate. according to "the times," cbs confirmed the settlement and pledged to improve working conditions. it's not black eye for the network. on thursday, cybill shepherd said in a radio interview, her show was canceled in 1998, after she rejected advances by moonves. >> h

. >>> this coming as actress eliza dushku breaks her silence in the sexual harassment she says she faced from one of cbs' top stars, michael weatherly. in a new op-ed dushku blasts what she calls a boys' club that remains in effect. abc's janai norman is here with more. there are reports dushku received a pretty big playout to settle her harassment claims. >> absolutely. about $9.5 million and she planned to keep quiet to honor the terms of that settlement but decided to break the confidentiality clause after both commented in what she said was more deflection, denial and spin. >> we have a special friend joining us. >> reporter: eliza dushku going public with what she says are the gritty details about her $9.5 million sexual harassment settlement with cbs. >> what the hell just happened? >> you're asking me, i have no idea, but you won. >> reporter: in an op-ed published by "the boston globe" wednesday, the actress said she suffered relentless sexual harassment by michael weatherly while co-starring on the series "bull", saying that he regularly commented on my ravishing beauty followin

eliza gabbert stands out because she was unmarried. she was in a role to move out and exercise a lot of leadership. one of the things she did was take advantage of the courtesies extended to women in these heavily gendered times. the late director of the bushwhacker museum in missouri -- gave them a name, lady bushwhackers, because even though they did not go into battle as far as we know, they were as essential to the success of the missouri pro-southern part of things as the men themselves. and so, so, that kind of gets into the most extreme case of women serving their cause in the civil war, which is the headline of this talk, and that is women in the civil war. some 400-1000 women now, many documented only really in the last 20-30 years, served by masquerading as men and going in and following u.s. regiments during the civil war. they did n ot look like this. -- and they did not, diane, look like this. diane: what is wrong with this picture? she's wearing a skirt. sidesaddle. that was not the way they did it. this is not an old pic

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. >>> actress eliza dushku is breaking her silence after reports that cbs paid her nearly $10 millionsettle sexual harassment claims against the star of the popular show "bull." writing in "the boston globe" newspaper, dushku calls michael weatherly's behavior cruel and humiliating. she says that he constantly called her names and used tasteless remarks. she claimed she was fired from the show because she did not want to be harassed. >>> and former movie mogul harvey weinstein could learn today if he'll be tried for sexual assault here in new yor his lawyers say the case should be thrown out because of police misconduct. but prosecutors claim there's ample evidence to put him on trial. >>> a man who spent 17 years in prison for a crime committed by a man who looks just like him has reached a million dollar settlement with the state of kansas. richard anthony jones was convicted of robbery but was finally released after the victim was shown a photo of a different inmate and couldn't tell the difference. he will receive compensation under the state's mistaken conviction law. wow. >>> i

"the new york times" reports actress eliza dushku accused weatherly of making inappropriate comments. network confirms it paid her more than $9 million to settle her claims. meanwhile, cybill shepherd says her show was cancelled when she turned down advances from the network's former ceo les moonves. he's now fighting the company for his $120 million severance package. >>> a pastor of a megachurch in south carolina is facing backlash for buying his wife a $200,000 lamborghini for their anniversary. in a tearful post on social media, john gray said god helped him make his wife's dream come true. gray says no church money was used to buy the luxury car. he says money from his book deal and from his cable show was used instead. he and his wife appear on a reality show on the own network. they've been married eight years. imagine what she'd get for ten years. she'd get a whole island. >>> starbucks has something new on its menu, expanded delivery services. >> sorry. >> the coffee chain is hoping to reach more customers because foot traffic into their coffee shops is on the decline. starbu

reporter: tonight, cbs confirming it paid a staggering $9.5 million confidential settlement to actress elizadushku over her claims of sexual harassment. dushku, allegedly let go from her role on the hit show "bull" in 2017 after confronting co-star michael weatherly about inappropriate remarks and behavior. cbs saying in a statement -- the settlement of these claims reflects the projected amount that ms. dushku would have received for the balance of her contract as a series regular. the multimillion-dollar agreement coming to light amid an investigation by outside counsel hired by cbs to look into accusations of sexual misconduct made by several women against former chief executive les moonves. >> i can help you out. >> reporter: now, actress shepherd adding her name to that list, claiming when she rejected of an advance by moonves, it ultimately cost her her show. >> my show could have run another five years, but i didn't fall on the right side of les. >> reporter: david, michael weatherly, the star of the top ten show apologized in "the new york times." representatives for dushku are not c

eliza philippidis, bbc news. has faced significant problems including a website that cost three times its budget and was 52 months late, a national audit 0ffice report has found. 0utsourcing giant capita was awarded the £495 million contract for army recruitment in 2012 but has failed to hit soldier recruitment targets every year since. capita admitted it had "underestimated the complexity" of the project. the army said it had "put in place a plan to address the challenges". half of uk homes could get faster broadband than they do now, according to 0fcom. new figures from the regulator also show that one in seven households could get a faster service for the same, or even less money than they pay at the moment. it's launching a new website today to help consumers find better deals. british yachtswoman susie goodall is expected to set foot back on dry land later this morning, when the cargo ship that rescued her arrives into port. the 29—year—old was stranded in stormy conditions for two days after her boat violen

eliza philippidis reports. it looks like something from a sci—fi movie.his is vss unity, virgin galactic stay ship that could soon be ferrying passengers out to space. —— spey ship. it took off out of the californian desert, attached to an aeroplane. 0nce californian desert, attached to an aeroplane. once it reached around 13,000 metres, the pilots fired the rocket motors, taking the craft to an altitude of 82 kilometres. the company's an altitude of 82 kilometres. the compa ny‘s boss couldn't an altitude of 82 kilometres. the company's boss couldn't have been proud of. well, we've been to space, and that something that we've been looking forward to for 1h years since we started virgin galactic. it is an historic day. i think it is the first commercial space ship company to actually put people into space. and, yeah, we're on top of the moon at the moment. virgin say they have more than 600 paid—up clients wanting a trip into space. those tickets currently sold for $250,000 for a 90 minute trip. while the flight marked a milestone for virgin galactic, the

the company paid a staggering $9.5 million confidential settlement to actress eliza dushku after she accused michael weatherly, the star of the current hit "bull," of sexual harassment. and the list of accusers against moonves has also grown. actress cybil shepherd claiming when she rejected his advances, it ultimately cost her her show. >> my show could have run another five years, but i didn't fall on the right side of les. >> reporter: moonves denies all of the allegations. his wife julie is standing by him after stepping down from her show. >> i will miss you all very, very much. >> reporter: the cbs statement also claims moonves did not cooperate with the company's investigation. cbs's investigators concluded sexual harassment was not pervasive at the company, but preventing it was not a high priority, david. >> all right, eva pilgrim on the breaking news tonight. eva, thank you. >>> meantime, the countdown is on tonight. we reported here on that showdown in the oval office, president trump and chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, the democratic leaders of the senate and the house. onre

eliza's you're looking at these things from britain just interesting just funny but for me this is a big thing in russia when the when the president gets up and makes these long speeches he also does one of questions and answers from the people on c.n.n. as well but sometimes these things go on for hours i was this feud abroad is it looked at as a strange thing or is it looks almost a good thing. i mean i think the western media will portray anything at all the president putin does as a bad thing. simply a strange box that they've they've locked themselves into. i mean my own view of the matter is that. it there are downsides to it it's a bit humiliating for the journalists in my view the way the kind of fight and scrap to be allowed to ask questions on the other hand questions were asked on domestic subjects which are very difficult for president putin he was asked about pension reform hurting him in terms of popularity he was asked about wealth disparity was asked about corruption and guns pill and these are genuine difficult questions and there's no doubt that having these is mass

the company paid a staggering $9.5 million confidential settlement to actress eliza dushku after she accused michael weatherly, the star of the current hit "bull," of sexual harassment. and the list of accusers against moonves has also grown. actress cybil shepherd claiming when she rejected his advances, it ultimately cost her her show. >> my show could have run another five years, but i didn't fall on the right side of les. >> reporter: the cbs statement claims moon vest did not cooperate with the company's investigation. cbs's investigators conclude that sexual harassment was not pervasive at the company, but preventing it was not a high priority. david? >>' have a, thank you. >>> the meanwhile, the countdown the on tonight. we reported on that showdown in the oval office. well, tonight, the question remains, will the government shut down right before christmas? and who will be blamed if it does? it would affect millions of americans, just as the holidays arrive, and abc's senior national correspondent terry moran with what he's learned tonight. >> reporter: tonight, congress is l

eliza philippidis, bbc news.london as a subject of their work. 0ne artist is now recreating specific moments in the history of the thames, in striking images. wendy hurrell explains all. it could be a whimsical oil painting, but look again. this is actually a photograph. the artist is recreating historical stories from the river thames. my work is very cinematic, it's very lit. i use a lot of special effects, like haze and smoke machines, to create the smog that used to exist in london. and they're not manipulated and doctored in postproduction. this is how she does it. huge scenes are set up on the shore, complete with period costumes, props and professional hairand make—up. you can'tjust turn up on the foreshore and just create a shoot. i need permission from the port of london authority, there's a lot of health and safety issues, ‘cause you can get lymes disease if you touch the water, there's syringes in the water, the tide is a huge problem. the thames is awash with intriguing stories, like the beluga whale

they sent some of them to florida, they didn't work well though we had a woman named eliza tibbetts with connections at the usda and she said no not here, let's see what they can do and almost immediately we glommed onto the fact that this was a perfect location for them and a perfect type of crop. the oranges were large, they were sweet, seedless andthey had a fairly thick skin because again , most people lived back east so if were going to grow a bunch of these, we're going to be able to get them to cleveland, washington, boston,wherever . so this was almost an immediate success and it's something that really loomed every quickly because being a seedless orange, it had to be grafted so you can craft hundreds from just a couple of trees and next year, you can craft thousands, etc. so by the mid-1880s, we were exporting hundreds if not thousands of boxes of valuable oranges out to the midwest, chicago, boston, that area and making quite a bit of money off of it and it continued to grow through the 1930s. and with the advent of a number ofdifferent industries , we were, we became a very w

eliza philippidis, bbc news. very latest now from our europe correspondent damian grammaticas, who is in the city. this is very much an ongoing situation. where are we at with it? it is, yes. so the search is ongoing for the individual identified by police. a 29—year—old man, they say, who was known to them, who was on the active list of potential terror suspect. now, the search was focusing on an area, neudorf, just near the centre. that has been going on, 350 odd personnel involved in that, police helicopters. there have been police locks around the centre of town. in the central area here, where the christmas market is, the confinement measures were lifted overnight. people who had been told to stay in doors were then leaving and heading back home. so that is slowly being restored. but meanwhile the police focus is on the search for this individual. thank you very much. we will keep you across that story as we have the latest developments. theresa may is fighting to save her brexit deal, and potentially her jo

. >> to eliza point. for that instrument out point of view.the mainstream media missed in the trajectory of the 2016 election by living inside of the bubble.mo this caused a good deal of self reflection. to take the pulse of countries. it's hard the reasons that you say. it's not who we are. i think there is a severe -- sincere effort that is made. to try to understand what happened in the country that seemed at the moment pretty inexplicable. there was an important piece in this fight for truth a report for truth i love the fact that the post post has that lie detector think going on. we are in a time when people think they can re-create history they can reshape anything they want to to come back and say this is what has happened. just come back with the facts. and that's just simple.t it's such a confusing time in the world. i am starting to work on theut story now. about a guy who lives in the rural woods of maine. he is an internet troll. he creates this very dramatic story about how they seem very far right. and then they get distributed

. >>> eliza dushku accused star michael weatherly of making repeat ed remarks of her appearance and a comment about a threesome and rape joke. she reported the harassment and then fired. in a report, dushku writes, in explaining his bad behavior, weatherly claimed i didn't get his attempt at humor. i did not overreact. i took a job and because i did not want to be harassed, i was fired. cnn reached out to cbs and weatherly's representatives for comment. when contacted last week, weatherly said he was motrtifie he offended dushku and immediately apologized. >>> what trade worries has fedex concerned about business in 2019? cnn business is next. nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. bounty, the quicker picker upper. on a budget? try bounty essentials. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the orde

when eliza told me she wasn't comfortable with my language and attempt mortified to have offended herzed. dushku taking issue with those comments, saying don't want to ar that i have a humor deficit or can't take a joke. i did not overreact. i too a zwrojob and because i dt want to be harassed i was fired, adding weatherly never apologized. cbs declined to comment, but did confirm the settlement toushku tellin "the times," the allegations in miss cuche cue's claims are on example that our work is r from done. >> can't be good for business. >> reporter: despite the settlement, weatherly remains show, which ie now in its third season. dushku says that weatherly used to brag about his friendshipnv with les m, adding he used his relationship with the former cbs boss as a threat. >> all right. >> interesting to hear from her about that. thank fu. >>> tim another check of the weather. mr. roker. >> good morning. l we areking at coast to coast warmth. the jet stream up to the north. so it's unseasonably warm from southern california to the pacific northwest today. chicago you are going to be

when [inaudible] left the constitute commission is one of the 39 signers and lady eliza pound was a political socialite him up to him and said doctor franklin, do we have a monarchy or a republic and he replied, madam, our republic if you can keep it. those have always resonated in my mind. can we keep it. for me that is the most important thing you could do what he might say to me i don't know how old you are you may not be voting age yet but i suspect so but you do look very mature. [laughter] it doesn't mean you can't go out there and volunteer your time in the voting booth. they take people of all ages to do simple things like forms. you can go with people who can register people and go learn how to do it is when you're 18 you're ready to hit the ground running. you could talk to people about issues. you're never too young to have a voice in this world and make people understand the value of what is important to you. you can talk to voters and convince them of their obligations to vote and the way you want them to vote on whatever issues are important to you. care. that's my message to ev

from the u.k., queenth eliza calling him a great friend and ally. even vladimir putin saying he was an cioutstanding poli that sought balanced decisions in the most difficult situatiou.. back to >> tracie potts on the hill for us. thank you. >> as you can imagine, th funeral services will have a big impact on how you get around town thiweek. this is a list of all the roads that will be impacted by privident bush's a today. the secret service wants people to know between 3:15 and 4:30 p.m. there will be extensive traffic delays on some of the side streets you see listed here on your screen. you can also see this full list in the nbc washington app. >> t funeral will be on wednesday morning at the jtional cathedral. nicoleobs is live outside the national cathedral now with more on how church is preparing for this big event. >> staff members here have been working around the clock since word of former president george h.w. bush's passing as they prepar for what will be the 4th state funeral here. upwards of 3,000 invited guests are expected to attend,

like eliza doolittle. >> i've said it to the world so many times and it hasn't gotten me the part, nathanht here in new york city! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you would be fantastic. >> put me in, coach, i'm ready to play. >> stephen: you would be fantastic. you're playing one of the great comedians of all time with steve coogan in the film "stan & ollie." >> right. >> stephen: and it's about laurel and hardy, and i'm holding up this photo to make sure that people who remember who laurel and hard are, because some young people may not know. my birth is decades past their death, and they were giants. >> they were masters of comedy. they figured out the ancient clowning secrets. >> stephen: it makes it sound like a martial art. >> it kind of is because it requires a lot of practice and rehearsal and, you know, but most young people, when you say, like, the fat guy and the skinny guy, oh, yeah, yeah, they know the graphic image, but i'm real excited about this film coming out because it reminds people who these guys were, and they were two of the greatest comedians that ever lived. c