- evan, evan, let me explain how snow works. (audience laughs) - okay, all right. - it gets very cold, and then. - i get it, okay. (audience laughs) - i am not involved in that effort. - it's not snowing in the governor's race. - yes, it's not, okay. one, i'm not involved in the effort, two, i don't know what she's gonna do, three, she has been a prominent political activist in new york state for many many years. - i'm not suggesting this is, like, cardi b running, i'm suggesting that this is actually-- - i am impressed by your cultural relevance. - thanks very much. - very good. - we both have teenagers. - yeah. - the point is she is not showing up having not been involved in politics or in activism, stipulated, but still she is somebody who shares your political view - yes. - progressive politics - yeah. - is to the left of governor cuomo on a lot of issues - yeah. - and has been an ally of yours, so one would-- - i understand that. - one would wonder. - but i'm just saying it very clearly. not involved, i don't know what she'

evans on the vietnam memorial. this weekend, as we honor our fallen veterans in big cities and small towns throughout this grand country, i'll be thinking of chief riley and his son. may we never forget the sacrifice they made, along with so many others, so that we may all enjoy the full blessings of liberty. i yield the floor.

evans. and just want to, you know, i'm going to yield back to you, mr. evans. but i just want to tell you how outraged i am by the propaganda against poor people. i am outraged by it. you know, if you look at the -- at a family who uses snap, formerly called food stamps this program works perfectly well in a -- stamps, this program works perfectly well in a capitalistic society. when we almost had a depression in 2018, the food stamp rolls went up. and now they're coming back down. because people are more connected with work. 2/3 of these families that receive snap have at least one working person in it and guess what, they have veterans in them, elderly, children, and disabled people. 80% of the people who receive snap, someone has worked the year before. or the year after. so it's not an issue of people not wanting to work. and think about it. we now have given 1.9 -- $1.9 trillion in tax cuts to the wealthiest people. we hear the white house bragging about how we have increased those jobs, we've increased jobs by $16 -- 164,000 people. and let me tell you, i

evan: i think she should, because she is so quified and so well-respected. she has worked on russia issues, she has worked on counterterrorism, counterproliferation. she isthe most capable and qualified officers of the agency right now.he give experience as a younger mid-level officer, but also as a manager and leader of the agency. i think we would be hard-pressed to find another more qualified person. laura: this hearing was very divided along political lines. as a former c.i.a. officer, do you have concerns that the role of the cia director ising unduly politicized? evan: i am concerned that the agency and law enforcement can be politicized by a president such as donald trump, but i don't believe it will be under gina haspel. i'm concerned that if she isn't confirmed -- i think she will be, but i'm concerned that if she isn't, the person who trump nominates to fill that role will be someone who is more oa political ally rather than an intelligence professional. i think the organization will a suffa result, as well as the country. we cannot let an organiza

we're here with chris evans and his brother actor scott evans.o last time you were on the show, chris, we had planned on scott was going to be here, my brother josh was going to be here. then you had to cancel. >> yes. >> seth: my brother called you out on the show on social media. >> right, and where is he now? >> seth: yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] >> he's not here. >> seth: but next time we'll try to do both sets of brothers but we are going to play the game we were going to play last time, which is how well do you know your brother. all right, so we reached out to you guys and we got answers to trivia questions that you don't know if the other brother will know or not, but we're going to find out if you guys are as close as you claim to be. >> we'll see. >> i have confidence. [ laughter ] >> seth: two years age difference? >> two. >> yeah. >> seth: gotcha. >> two and some change. >> seth: with the mustache, it looks like 50. [ laughter ] >> honestly, it's like my father. >> seth: all right. all right, first question is for you, chris. my questi

laura: evan mcmullin, thank you so much for joining us. laura:r in otws, the afghan capital, kabul, has been hit by apparently coordinated attthks. health ministry says seven people have been killed and 17 injured. the islamic state group says it was behind the attack on a police compound.e at the sam time, buildings inta the cahave been taken by -- shaken by an earthquake. russia has been celebrating its inrld war ii victory over the nazis with a parad red square. the annual gathering in moscow saw 13,000 russian troops took taking part in the display. has warned rtan not to rests nuclear program. just yesterday he pulled to the u.s. out onuclear deal designed to constrain tehran. that decision is being condemned by iran itself while allies have expressed regret. re is mr. trump speaking earlier. pres. trump: i would advise iran not to restart their nuclear program. i wouldn't advily them very st. if they do -- i would advise them to recently. if theyve do, it will be consequence. laura: the british foreign e secretary has challee trump a

affairs consultancy, and by claire and carl stuart. - i'm evan smith. he's front and center on the trump beat for the new york times. one of a handful of reporters at the nation's best news orgs whose daily scoops have made journalism great again. he's michael schmidt, this is overheard. (montage of audio clips) mike schmidt, welcome. - thanks for having me. - good to see you, probably not for the first time, someone says to you, the president's been talking about you today. right? do you have the story in the newspapers. we sit here today on an average sunday. you have a story with your colleague, maggie haberman in the new york times about the prospect of the president adding an attorney to his team specifically focused on the threat of impeachment, this is an attorney who had worked on? - clinton. - clinton's impeachment. now, the president denies this is true, but he denies it in his own charming way, on twitter, and in doing so attacks the story that you wrote. this is kind of like the new normal, is it not? - yeah, and similar to other ways that h

i want to raise your attention to something we're now seeing right now, evan.t phone calls that were made by donald trump jr. a series of phone calls he made and he talks about having a conversation or exchange in calls with one of the russians who got the incriminating information or was told that the russians had incriminating information on hillary clinton. he had two phone calls back and forth with him and in between there was another phone call. let me read you this exchange. 25 minutes after the first called ended you made an outgoing call to the same number but in between those two calls there's another entry, a call that lasted four minutes from a blocked number between eamon's call to you and your return call to him, with whom did you have that call? donald trump junior says i have no idea. other than that call do you remember what you did during that 25 minutes? i don't. that after your call with the blocked number ended, you called eamon back. people that have been following this closely, they have all noted that candidate donald trump had a blocked

affairs consultancy, and by claire and carl stuart. - i'm evan smith, he's a hugely talented and much loved actor who won academy awards for milk and mystic river. he's also a director, a political activist, and the author of a novel, his first, called bob honey who just do stuff. he's sean penn, this is overheard. let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa and- i hate to say that he'd made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and, over time, took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. this is overheard. (audience cheering) sean penn, welcome. - thank you very much. - very nice to meet you, an honor to meet you. - thank you, back at you. - as a fan of yours and as an admirer of your work for many years, of course i've been excited about this, running around telling people, i'm gonna interview sean penn. and i got two q

back with me now, evan, juliet, michael and renado.tions related to attorney general jefs sessions. what did you think and do regarding the accuse l of mr. sessions? what effort did you make to try to get hem to change his mind? did you discuss whether mr. sessions would protect you in reference attorney general? what did you think and react to the news and appointment of special counsel? the special counsel still has a lot to ask him about that. >> right. don, he has a public record. the president has tone about it. he spoken about how he believe erick holder, the previous attorney general actually did a good job in protecting president obama and he sort of wishes that sessions would have done that for him, that's the insinuation he made. i think the special counsel is armed with a lot of the president's own public statements, tweets, his excellents that he's made to his friends which are then linked to the press. there's a lot of material to work with. the fact is jeff sessions has no choice but to recuse himself in this investigatio

according to the new yorker, lucia evans, a former aspiring actress said she is one of the women pressing charges against weinstein for allegedly sexually assaulting her in his manhattan office in 2004. >> actors rose mcgowan one of the first to accuse weinstein of sexual assault said she was shocked that he plans to surrender. in a statement to teen vogue, mcgowan says, quote, this time the handcuffs will be on the right person. harvey weinstein continues to deny all claims of nonconsensual sex. innocence's rehema ellis tells us more. >> reporter: fallen hollywood mogul harvey weinstein expected to face charges stemming from multiple allegations of sexual abuse according to a source familiar with the case. this after authorities wouldn't reveal how many cases are involved. >> it's more than one, we have several complaints, and it's actively being investigated. >> reporter: reports say the charge s are in connection with at least one accuser, actress lucia evans, who told the new yorker weinstein sexually assaulted her in 2004. weinstein, who is expected to turn himself in to authorities,

- i knew i wanted to be a writer since i was probably three. - [evan] why? - it just naturally came to me. - not the family business. - it's not the family business. my mom has a phd in french literature and social work and is a social worker in miami, school social worker. my dad runs a large non-profit in haiti for disabled people, he's blind. so that's his life's work is helping blind people in haiti. and i just popped out in the world and was a writer. and my first memorable thing that i wrote was an angry essay about george washington carver, because i'm allergic to peanuts. and i remember laying out how he was not actually great for society, and that he had made my life so much harder. and that was in third grade, and i remember thinking, i really like doing this. - and from there to here. it's great to meet you. any time i think about the future of journalism and i meet somebody like you who is younger but also seems old for her years or his years and has experience that is beyond the actual experience, i think the world's gonna be fine and journalism

evan perez joins us. what do you know about the process of a subpoena raised by the special counsel? >> this happened in at least one meeting of the special counsel, the president's team heard they were considering issuing a subpoena if the two teams could not come to terms on an agreement for the president to grant a voluntary interview to the special counsel robert mueller. so the possibility, at least, was raised for the first time, and so, look, what this means is that things are moving a lot more quickly than i think a lot of us have thought. there's still been this idea that the two sides are having meetings, they're having negotiations as to whether or not the president will sit down formally for a voluntary interview. we saw last night the 49 or so questions that the mueller team is prepared to ask. but this appears to be now on the table, the idea that a subpoena could be issued to force the president, if he doesn't sit down for a voluntary interview. >> what was the ten or between mueller and th

nomination of james evans to the u.s. ambassador to luxembourg with a vote to limit debate at 1:45 eastern this afternoon. senate is not scheduled to be in session tomorrow or next week as they'll be out for a state work period. new to live senate coverage here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain dr. barry black will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty god, sustainer of humanity, thank you for faithfully providing for all of our needs. when we have trusted your guidance, you have consistently ordered our steps doing for us more than we can ask or imagine. today, give our lawmakers a generous portion of your wisdom. remind them that your wisdom is pure, peace loving, considerate, humble, merciful, and impartial. provide our senators with power to carry out their responsibilities in a way that honors you. and lord, as memorial day approaches, we praise you for all of the sacrifices made for this land we love. we pray in your great name. amen. the presidin

evan, you should be ashamed for yourself or that outrageous vote killing the unborn.eers and applause] >> fortunately patrick is not being honest. there is not a penny in the bill that we pass to fund the federal government that is going to planned parenthood. if any money goes to planned parenthood, that will be the trump administration. i actually led the charge and fought to defund planned parenthood. i've stood up for life, and as a matter of fact, the national right to life organization has given me a 100% voting record. i'm the one that actually has a voting record, patrick, dawn, they can talk about how they will vote to 100% pro-life, 100% defending the second amendment with the national right to life, i will tell you that i will not allow you to challenge my west virginia values, my proud history of fighting for our state each and every day of my life. >> bret: mr. blankenship, let's get you in the mix paid when you are asked about the carpetbagger question, a lot of people have houses in different states, but isn't it true that you live in nevada? you pay ta

evans explained her decision to press charges to "the new yorker." at a certain point you have to think about the glare good of humanity, of womankind. today the movie mogul surrendered his passport and posted $1 million cash bond. he's out of jail, but under gps monitoring. >> mr. weinstein will enter a plea of not guilty. mr. weinstein has always maintained that any sexual activity he engaged in was consensual. >> reporter: weinstein's attorney, benjamin brafman, says he'll file a motion to dismiss charges against his client, saying there's not enough evidence. >> mr. weinstein did not invent the casting couch in hollywood. and to the extent there is bad behavior in that industry, that is not what this is about. >> it's absurd. casting couch. that's a nice little euphemism for, the boss is going to rape you. >> reporter: mcgowan says weinstein raped her 21 years ago. earlier this year, she sat down with our own juju chang, sharing her story. >> what was your impressn when you first met? >> i thought he was a wart hog from hell. i thought he was ter

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- [female narrator] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy, and by claire and carl stuart. and by claire and carl stuart. - i'm evan smith, she's the acclaimed author of come to me, a finalist for the national book award and the new york times best sellers away and lucky us. her new novel is white houses. she's amy bloom, this is overheard. she's amy bloom, this is overheard. let's be honest is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa and... you could say that he made his own bed but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on... let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. this is over. (applauding) amy bloom, welcome. thank you it's nice to be here thank you very much for being here, congratulations úon this book which i really enjoyed enormously, and one thing was, many thi

augusta evans wilson who is the author of saint elmo macurria, very well received novels from the period. augusta nelson testifies that white women concerned about reputation took a rather doomed view of hospital work and she herself decides not to nurse because she is quite worried as a single woman that she will sully her reputation. and someone like kate comings who had great deal of sense assailed this position and became clear in 1862 if women did thot take up -- not take up this burden, despite their marital status, it would suffer. i know that mary boyd chestnut, elite, maried, she shrinked from the prospect of doing such work,

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diana evans, author of ordinary people, thank you very much. thank you.tern areas has brought some ring. beautiful blue skies in anglesey. barely a cloud in the sky and contrast that saint leonards on sea in sussex. it was drizzly with on and offering through the day. on sunday, the theme of an east and west split continues. a brighter for theme of an east and west split continues. a brighterfor eastern areas. the best of the sunshine further west, but a better day for the south west of england and up towards the midlands compared to what we had on saturday. sunny spells. rain from northumberland up to aberdeenshire and that rain will push up to the northern isles later in the day. early showers clearing from the south—west and lifting temperatures to 18 degrees. cool around the east coast particularly around the east coast particularly around north—east scotland. the rain clearing through sunday evening and overnight. the potential to some showers to push back into east anglia and the south—east early on monday. for many of us under the clear skies it wi

among his accusers is lucy evans, formerly an aspiring actress who claims the movie mogul abused her at his office in new york. she and a string of hollywood a—listers, gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie among them, were part of a chorus of accusations that gave rise to the #metoo movement, it led to powerful and predatory men in a number of fields being held to account, the latest being morgan freeman, who has now issued a public apology following allegations of inappropriate behaviour onset. the italian actress asean gendt oh, who last weekend repeated claims that harvey weinstein raped her, heralded the news that he now planned to turn himself in with a single word on

correspondent evan perez and gloria borger. gloria, what are you guys learning? >> some time in early to mid-january the president's legal team sat down with the special counsel and at that time the president's legal team really wanted to get this investigation of the president over with. and so, they were talking about a potential interview. and this special counsel suggested a date, saturday, january 27th. an interview that would last anywhere between four and five hours. we were told. and the president's team just kind of sat there and took it all in and then when they got back together they were actually to the point where they were thinking where can we have this interview? maybe camp david to keep it kind of private. eventually, though, january 29th, two days after the interview to take place, john dowd wrote them a 20-page letter saying absolutely not. >> this is the attorney before rudy giuliani came into this

diana evans, author of ordinary people, thank you very much. thank you. writing up nicely, and during the afternoon we saw temperatures up to around 18 celsius. we're in for quite a chilly night to come, a bit more cloud for two areas. dance was east anglia and the far south—east, might be a little bit more cloud. showers clear away from orkney and shetland later in the night, so wherever you are it is great to be a fresh start on monday. a touch of gosforth in the most prone sports first thing. through the day we have plenty of sunshine, still quite cloudy out west, particularly for northern ireland and the west of scotland, a bit more cloud working back in two parts of eastern and south—eastern england, and aranguiz coast of scotland some low cloud and missed. other cool about these east coasts, mr gary seacoast, inland cambs is around 19 celsius, it should feel pleasant. get ahead, tribe of sunshine, but somewhat cooler through the middle of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm. tributes pour in for dame tessa jowell, who played a major rol

genetics graduate lawrence evans was a lwa ys genetics graduate lawrence evans was always an unlikely career always an unlikely candidate for a career with the beating heart in the us economy as clients often like to remind her. a woman and you are 23 and you are a minority? what are you doing? how did you get thisjob? lauren moved to the big apple from her soap — state of georgia and thanks to an introduction, was soon working in wall street in an almost entirely male environment. working in wall street in an almost entirely male environmentlj working in wall street in an almost entirely male environment. i fell in love with the numbers and the fast movement and the man in daytrading jackets and everything was moving so fast. i'm loving it. the new york stock exchange is one of the last remaining trading floors to still use human brokers but even as their numbers dwindle, one thing remains true. this is very much a boys club. one wall st veteran who has been on the floor since 1969 of this disparity goes back to the way things were done before the computers arrive. trading in a train

diana evans, author of ordinary people, thank you very much. thank you. good evening. country it has been beautiful today, a bit more cloud in the north and east, some rain in northern scotland that this was in leeds this afternoon, beautiful blue skies. through the next week we are looking at mostly dry with a continuing. still some sunshine but it cool speu still some sunshine but it cool speuin still some sunshine but it cool spell in the middle of the week. this is the satellite image showing the cloud still sitting in parts of northern and eastern scotland, stretching close to parts of east anglia and the south—east. more working in from the west overnight. for much of the country and those clear skies with light winds it will be quite chilly to start monday. in a few spots there could be a touch of grass frost. my other in parts of east anglia with the cloud drifting in from the north sea and also under the cloud in northern ireland. through the day, largely dry, a lot of sunshine and some fair weather cloud building. it will be cool around some of the eastern co

diana evans, author of ordinary people, thank you very much. thank you.today but nevertheless find with a lot of sunshine. we have been lucky between the band of cloud that gave rain yesterday and this developing area of cloud the looks angry in the west which will come into play tomorrow. tonight, generally clear skies. temperatures already dropping away and later we will see cloud increasing and the wind picking up in northern ireland. a colder night than last night. many start dry and sunny but we will see wet and windy weather across northern ireland, the rain rushing western scotland and into west wales southwest england but elsewhere many places will be dry will be sunshine and it might warmer than today. a colder look to the weekend. uncertainty but we could see rain in eastern areas, lingering in scotland. some sunshine swear but also heavy showers. —— some sunshine elsewhere. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. donald trump is set to meet kimjong un at a summit in singapore on the 12th ofjune. the announcement came just hours after t

let's go to evan perez. have they worked out the details of the deal, who gets access on thursday at the white house and what will they access? >> reporter: well, wolf, there is a deal worked out and we'll see whether or not that satisfies the members of house who have been demanding to get this information. they've been demanding documents and here is who will be at the meeting on thursday. devin nunes, obvious the chairman of the house intelligence and trey gowdy, leading the effort to get access to this information. and a member of the house. chris wray, the director of the fbi and dan coats, the director of the national intelligence and rod rosenstein is not planning to be there and sending a representative, edo callahan a deputy under his office. the question remains what exactly are they going to get access and what are they going to be able to see or see documents, that is what the members of the house believe that they are going to go see on thursday. it is not entirely clear the justice department h

separate cases in new york on friday one of the women has not yet been identified but the other is evans of what she told the new yorker magazine last october took weinstein from the height of hollywood to a police holding cell in manhattan within months now back in two thousand and four evans was an aspiring actress and she met weinstein for what she thought would be a casting call she says that he then forced her to perform oral sex on him this is what she told the new yorker quote i said over and over i don't want to do this stop don't i try to get away but maybe i didn't try hard enough i didn't want to kick him or fight him i just sort of gave up and quote that was back in two thousand and four evans was in her early twenty's weinstein thirty years her senior after telling her story of last year police contacted her about pressing charges and on thursday she told the new yorker that she decided to do exactly that she said the following at a certain point you have to think about the greater good of humanity of womenkind. those courageous words are part of a chorus that has lit a fire

evans de la huerta. evans says in 2004 weinstein forced her to perform a sexual act on him and de la huerta has said weinstein raped her in 2010. they are just two of the roughly 80 women who have accused the former film producer of rape, sexual assault or harassment. actress gwyneth paltrow, who is not part of the criminal complaint against weinstein, but has alleged he made a pass at her, detailed in an interview with howard stern that her then-boyfriend, brad pitt, threatened weinstein over the incident. >> it was luke the equivalent of throwing him against the wall. he said, if you ever make her feel uncomfortable again, i'll kill you, or something like that. >> reporter: these would be the first criminal charges against weinstein. he's also under investigation in l.a., the uk and by federal prosecutor s in this country. wun stein has said all along that he has not had nonconsensual sex with anyone. his defense attorney declined to comment today. >> and linsey davis joins us now. harvey weinstein is

evan, what's your reaction?a story back in march that talked about the four essentially buckets of questions that the mueller team had told the president's legal team that they wanted to ask the president, and what my understanding is that these questions that "the times" have obtained are essentially notes that the president's legal team made so it's their questions. they basically took what mueller's team was telling them and they wrote questions based on that, and that's the reporting we had back when we reported our story back in march, and what we were told then is essentially it amounted to 50 or so questions. gloria borger and i were told by different sources that that wasn't the number, and this matches really what "the times" is reporting here. it's interesting here reading some of these questions, i think the most interesting thing to me certainly, and i certainly understand the agitation that this meeting, where these questions were given to the president's legal team. you can see the agitation that r

don blankenship, evan jenkins, the current congressman and the attorney general patrick morrisey areying for that position and as soon as we get some numbers rolling in west virginia we are all very interested to see how that's going to work out so we will get those up on the board as soon as we have them. in the meantime, this breaking story. you may remember new york attorney general eric snyderman going after harvey weinstein, one of the many people that he has gone after as ag in new york, but he really was a champion, we thought, for the #metoo movement. >> women were coerced into facilitating harvey weinstein's misconduct, sometimes they were targets themselves. if they refused, they were threatened. >> martha: he has gone head-to-head with powerful politicians including at times president trump himself, who tweeted back in 2013 weiner is gone, spitzer is gone. next will be lightweight ag eric schneiderman. is he a crook? wait and see. that was march of 2013 but now apparently what goes around comes around. four women have spoken out saying yes, he did it to me too. and this bo

kyle evans that was great run ends in madrid, losing in the quarter—finals to denis shapovalov. take one — zero lead over fulham at the end of their semi—final play—off match. hello. let's start with the jamaat it finished that saw cardiff lose win the europe union challenge cup final, 31— 30. a thrilling second half saw cardiff stage not just final, 31— 30. a thrilling second half saw cardiff stage notjust one but two fightbacks for the title. it was fly—half gareth anscombe who clinched it with a 79th minute penalty to give cardiff that single point advantage. and with that, earning the trophy for a second time. patrick erie watch the action. these sundappled land of the basque country is for this weekend rugby country, new turf or an old rivalry. gloucester versus cardiff is 134 yea rs of gloucester versus cardiff is 134 years of history. up to eight in its we saw a few seconds of timeless beauty. billy burns, one for the ages. mark atkinson scored again. cardiff blues chasing, 14 down at the break, desperate for a change of direction. there it was. the ball bounced the thoma

he said support evan jenkins. honored to have the president's support and endorsement yesterday. we feel so much energy in our campaign. yes, my opponents seem to be spending their last days of this campaign bickering at one another. we have an optimistic look about the future and a strong relationship with president trump. we're working each and every day and have a brighter future in west virginia and we'll win today on election day. >> julie: we wish you good luck. the president's urging against blankenship helps you but also another contender in this race, attorney general patrick morrissey. you are both republican rivals in a state the president won in 2016. if you will, compare yourself to morrissey. >> well, there is a huge difference. patrick morrissey and sorry to spend this last day talking about my opponent but you asked. he was 18 years as a hill lobbyist, big pharma, made millions. we have a drug crisis in west virginia. we don't need a d.c. lobbyist that made millions of dollars peddling pills in our

carter evans is there. they're letting residents back into the community right now even while this eruption continues. the good news is, the lava has slowed down for now. but that could change at any minute. a fountain of lava more than 100 feet high. telephone poles lighting up like match sticks. this time-lapse video shows a house consumed by molten rock. these are the haunting images of kilauea unleashing its fury. the lava devoured more than two dozen homes in the neighborhood. the car never stood a chance. up here in the helicopter you can really see the destruction down below. you don't see any firefighters down there because there is nothing they can do. this is an unstoppable force. >> high levels of toxic sulphur dioxide gas and hundreds of earthquakes rock this community. kilauea in a constant state of eruption since 1983, the most recent eruptions caused in part by the collapse of a crater that was filled with lava. when it caved in, the lava traveled along a hose like tunnel underground called a

a statement from evans' attorneys said, in part, "we are relieved and grateful that justice is coming." last weekend, actress asia argento spoke about weinstein at the cannes film festival. >> in 1997, i was raped by harvey weinstein here at cannes. i was 21-years-old." >> reporter: actress rose mcgowan also says weinstein raped her in france. >> it's tragic that it takes over 100 women, and that probably means like 1,000, let's be real. i mean, this man had hunting grounds all over the world. >> reporter: weinstein denies ever engaging in non-consensual sex. he's also facing scrutiny from authorities in los angeles and london. weinstein's attorney, ben brafman: >> people get convicted only when there is credible evidence beyond a reasonable doubt. and in this case, i do not believe that the district attorney has that. >> reporter: if convicted, weinstein could face up to 25 years in prison. he's expected back in court at the end of july. under conditions of his bail, weinstein has been told to only travel within new york state and connecticut. reena. >> ninan: it will be interesting

there are a lot of people -- evan supported him the day before the primary. that's no profound courage. >> bret: to your wish your. >> can i go ahead and comment about something? >> you want to talk about mitch mcconnell? >> they talked about it enough that i think i can clarify. >> bret: both these gentlemen mentioned that we have rules that you couldn't bring paper, props. you are going to bring props and we had to kind of take them awa away. you had these hats that said ditch mitch. he wanted to wear one of these hats. it was against the rules. so we said no to that, but you have called the senate majority leader a host of different names, including most recently cocaine mitch, in reference to an allegation that drugs were found on the ship in 2014 owned by his father-in-law. here's the question. if you are elected to the u.s. senate and mitch mcconnell is the majority leader, how will you get anything done for west virginia? >> he will be the majority leader. let me clarify that both of these guys are right. they are both lying. anybody that tells you tha

we were originally looking at crossings in evans and evans is a very, very busy road. a lot of people are traveling on evans in order to build the new facility, we were looking at all improving a pump station across the street and building another new pump station. we spent a lot of time with our contractor, with our designers and with our c.m. teams to figure out how we can minimize risk on this because there are so many complexities. i want to just walk you through what this looks like if we're talking about what we've got now. right now, the facilities we have out at the plant are influence control structure where the flows come into the plant and we have a dry weather headworks with the capacity of 150 million gallons. we have a wet weather headworks so if it's raining, not raining, where we are with the flow, a flow will be conveyed right in from the collection system to the dry weather headworks or it will from from the pump station, a deep pump station, lift the flow up and gets it over to headworks as well so both would be running in a wet weather situation. so

lucia evans was the first of the vignettes in the first new yorker story.xtraordinary decision. then lucia had another life-changing decision. the day the article ran, the tpheupld reopened the case and began trying to contact her. and saying, hey, if you don't talk to us too, potentially upending yourself for years, he may walk. >> this moment, to your point, would never have happened without your reporting and without the cooperation of these women. and these are women who thought that whatever happened to them was long buried. they had given up. you correct me if i'm wrong, on any chance of justice. had they? did they think they stood any chance against this media mogul? >> not in a million years. one of the hardest conversations that i had over and over again with these brave women was in addition to the sacrifice they were making and telling this story, they didn't think they would ever be heard if they did take that leap, let alone to see actual accountability for someone in this very jurisdiction narrowly escaped in 2015 after a woman did file compla

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carter evans. cbs news, hawaii. >>> besides the lava, the other concern is toxic gas, lava emits sulfur dioxide which can be deadly. >>> to capitol hill now where president trump's choice to be the next cia director has come under fire for her alleged involvement in controversial programs. mola lenghi looks how she's working to convince skeptics she's right for the job. gina the making courtesy calls on capitol hill ahead of her confirmation hearing on wednesday. some senators oppose her because of her connection to water boarding of alleged terrorists. over the weekend, she told white house officials she was considering withdrawing amide questions about her involvement in the controversial interrogation program. but this morning, president trump tweeted his support. writing think of that in these very dangerous times, wemost qu woman who democrats want out because she's too tough on terror. she also has the support of former cia director michael hayden. >> her only goal is to live out the agency's