its own it's not a deterrent to russia in china it's explicit right it's explicit in it that it will use it and even the preemptory action is possible. against be likely to acquire nuclear weapons stay with this past year here because it focused on russia china of course north korea but it. almost in a dismissive way start talking about in remarkably considering how these two words the war on terrorism that has been degraded i mean it's a term that was invented by the united states to read havoc unbelievable havoc in the middle east in and beyond and now they're walking away from it they are and were and this is really i mean what you're pointing to is really significant because what we have in its stead and they are very explicit about saying it these are forever wars generational wars our enemies we will fight them by coin which is any means information wars cyber war any type of walled regime change over a generation or more and so russia iran is there doing ratio it's theirs and i guarantee that there will be perpetual wars and the just it will take really quite circular of cours

iran and syria i think both made it certainly iran has made explicit that i think americans do not leave voluntarily they will be made to leave syria they've said the same about the american presence in iraq i think that in the northern part of the middle east there is a clear determination i don't mean. this is a conspiracy i'm just saying there's a clear consensus a view that the american presence in syria and in iraq is going to be disturbing to the stability of the. it's upcoming in this temple we're going to have the the russians the turks in the iranians now those three parties had their differences when it comes to syria but they are all united on one issue they do not want american presence illegal under international law presence in syria is that enough to keep them together no i mean it's more complicated but i think the relationship between russia and iran although there are a long history of disagreements but it is a real strategic interest partly because of the financial war they need both russia and iran need if you like commercial depth in order to survive any sanctions so

explicit videos. a sobering defeat for the u.s. men's hockey team. the u.s. led 2-0 in the final period before slovenia roared back and won in sudden death. the puck drops in a few minutes between u.s. women's hockey and canada. so far u.s. are 2-0 in competition. we are all having a great time watching the olympics. i've been watching, screaming a little in the newsroom too and posting little goodies on facebook and twitter. i hope you join me. >> the young couple accused of stabbing a woman and khraoeleavr on the side of the road have been charged. they were arraigned at alameda county courthouse today. the victim's family was there. they beat and stabbed 19-year-old lizette and left her for dead on a rural stretch of road east of livermore. a driver happened to spot questa and rushed her to the hospital, where she later died. the pair will be back in court tomorrow the morning >>> the family of a man killed in san francisco with a gun stolen from a police officer filed a claim against the city and

right it's explicit in it that it will use it and the even the preemptory action is is possible where again states that might be likely to acquire nuclear weapon let's say with this pastor here because it pocus. russia china of course north korea but it it almost in a dismissive way start talking about in remarkably considering how these two words the war on terrorism that has been degraded i mean it's a term that was invented by the united states to read havoc unbelievable havoc in the middle east in and beyond and now they're walking away from it they are and were and this is really i mean what you're pointing news really significant because what we have in its stead and they are very explicit about saying it these are forever wars generational wars our enemies we will fight them by coin which is any means information wars cyber war any type of war regime change over a generation or more and so russia iran is a very very serious there's an i guarantee that there will be perpetual wars and he just ignored it really quite circular of course of course it does yes you're i mean and of c

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this is a film that was very close and motional and very it was the word i'm looking for explicit look at human sexuality that's true there is a lot of nudity in the movie and a lot of explicit sex scenes as well what makes it really interesting that it's not just about the intimacy of heterosexual couples and there are also other couples and transgender people severely disabled people speaking out about intimacy and intimacy problems and so that's really really interesting take but there are blood lines between a documentary and fiction and what we should mention is that that he is one of only four women directors whose films are in the competition section of the ballet now the other sections of the bailing out i have about forty percent female directors but the competition's actually has a reason got a little bit worse on that so we're pulling for a woman to at least win best director here area and four out of nineteen in that competition i understand thank you so much and also melanie cora deval both of you there at the red carpet we appreciate it. well nigerian authorities say the

there was a 54-page report that says he sent her eight sexually explicit photos. we've only showed you a few of them. the others are too graphic. he said he believed she would think it was funny because she is a lesbian. >> i was shocked by his response which was to sort of laugh it off as a joke. nbc news has learned that action cannot be taken because he is an elected official on a special board. >> i don't reget it. >> reporter: i got a response from him. he says he believes the allegations were unfounded and while he says he regrets sending the e-mail photos, he said he did apologize but he said he believes all this makes a mock rift me too movement. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> this story was tweeted out just before we came on air. his shanl another r handa. >> meteorologist rob mayeda tweeted this from dublin about an hour ago. what is it looking like right now? take another look at san francisco. rain is coming down. we've got the storm ranger scanning the skies. other parts getting some rainfall. it has been very heavy at times. we look at our storm

explicit look at human sexuality. >> there is a lot of nudity and a lot of explicit sex scenes as wellat makes it interesting is it is not about the intimacy of heterosexual couples. there are other couples and transgender people, people speaking out about intimacy and problems. it is interesting. there are blurred lines between the documentary and fiction. >> what we should mention is this person is only one of four women directors whose fields are in the competition sector of the film festival. the other sections have 40% of female directors, but they got were so on competition. we are pulling for a woman with best director. sarah: four out of 19 i understand. thank you so much. both of you there at the red carpet, we appreciate it. with that you are up-to-date on dw news. i am sarah kelly in berlin. you can follow us on social media where the conversation continues. thank you for watching. hope to see you again soon. take care. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >>> this week on w

explicit videos. matt gutman asked white about the allegations. >> matt gutman, abc news. shaun, the sexual harassment allegations against you have resurfaced. >> lena. >> are you concerned that they're going to tarnish your legacy? >> you know, i'm here to talk about the olympics, not gossip. but i don't think so. i am who i am. i'm proud of who i am and my friends, you know, love me and vouch for me. i think that stands on its own. >> white and she reached a settlement in that case one year ago. meantime, white also responding to claims that he dragged the american flag after his win last night. he says he was simply trying to put on his gloves, hold his snowboard as well as that flag. he didn't mean to drag it. he meant no disrespect. >>> reggie, natasha. >>> the '80s starve charles in charge will speak about the allegations made against scott baio. baio was the star of that show. nicole eggert accused him of sexually abusing her. her teen brother is accusing baio of sexually abusing him. he came s

. >> 15-year-old megan and 17-year-old elaina say they dont share explicit photos but know plenty of kids who do. 27% of kids under 18 receive messages known as sexting, including nude photos. nearly 15% of teens send them. >> there are some teens that don't really recognize the cause and effect nature of sexting. that once you press that send button, there is a possibility that those pictures will be distributed. >> bethany was in high school when she sent a revealing shot of a boy she was dating. it ended up in the wrong hands. >> i just wanted to be alone. i felt horrible. >> then she says for years she got threatening messages from an anonymous number demanding she send more explicit photos. >> i got a text that said, i have some photos of you. if you don't do what i say, you're going to regret it. >> a former high school classmate who sent those threats was later found guilty of exploiting her. he remains behind bars. >> it's really important for parents to have conversations with healthy dating relationships and sexting, sexu sexu sexualty and peer relationships. >> some pictur

research say 27% of kids under 18 are receiving sexually explicit texts including nude photos.early 15% are sending them. many teens don't realize those pictures could end up in the wrong hands. >> it's really important for parents to have conversations about healthy dating relationships and sexting, sexuality and peer relationships with their teens. often so that they can really have a platform and a common dialogue with the teens so that if a problem does arise or a concern arises the teen can go back to the parent and they can work through it together. >> well, the study found 12% of the teens surveyed forwarded the photos without consent. those pictures are sometimes used to bully other teens and blackmail them into taking more explicit photos. >>> meanwhile, doctors say social media is putting teenagers at a higher risk of depression and suicide. now a top medical group is urging period trigs to screen children for depression every year starting at age 12. they say 20% of adolescents have a history of depression. >>> well, turing now to sports and a big upset in basketball

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a 14-year-old girl told law enforcement that the same defendant had requested sexually explicit images of her. sent 2endant also pornographic images of an adult female and instructed the 14-year-old victim to send pictures of herself in a miller poses -- in similar poses. the defendant trafficked another minor child who was 14 years old , and used her to produce sexually explicit images. he asked the victim to make a video of herself engaged in very specific sexual acts, and while recruiting this 14-year-old, the defendant asked -- you will make lots of money -- you will indeed make lots of money. when she asked what he meant, he replied, you will make much that from the sexual acts i want you to perform. knowing that she was 14 years old, the defendant responded in one text, -- you are kind of young, but we can make a lot of money from young. was 17 yearsctim defendant sent messages to her about making quick money and promising her a better life. after picking the victim up in the minneapolis suburb, posted -- so-called escort photograph on backpage.com he then made a hotel reservatio

well it's a little bit of everything sure it's a throwback to some of the cold war more explicit nuclear threats between the us and russia and between the us and other adversaries now that have been more clearly identified namely china and north korea but is also a continuation of u.s. nuclear policy from past decades this is not that much different than what president obama had in his nuclear posture review in two thousand and ten there are some very important differences this is more aggressive it does in my opinion lower the threshold for possible nuclear weapons use and it calls for additional unnecessary types of nuclear weapons but in general this is much of this is the status quo unfortunately of the u.s. strategy says nuclear weapons may be used in case of a non-nuclear attack which is interesting in itself but other nuclear powers let's say china for example they pledge a no first use of nuclear weapons policy while russia is doctrine says that they can only be used in the case of weapons of mass destruction being used first. why does it seem that it's only washington it's the o

let me be clear and explicit about this. we have an explicit carveout in the legislation. if a locality chooses to provide sanctuary status to a victim of a crime or a witness to a crime, that such a community would not lose any federal funds whatsoever. and we think that makes sense because we do want to encourage certainly victims and witnesses of crimes to come forward. so we get it. we don't want to create a worry that that would have deportation consequences for them. a third point that some have alleged -- and i want to be very clear about -- is the penalties my amendment has for a community that chooses to be a sanctuary city does not include the loss of any funds whatsoever related to law enforcement or security. that's simply not the case. the list of categories that we include in lost funding is economic development in its nature. it is not at all law enforcement. another point that some on the other side have made is that somehow this legislation, my amendment, would impose an unmanageable burden on law enforcement. well, one simple fact to consider is if that's

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for example, since 2010, the russian leadership has made repeated and explicit nuclear threat to the u.s. nato allies and others brandishing nuclear weapons in any way we really have not seen since the height of the cold war. russia is actively modernizing and expanding its strategic and nonstrategic nuclear weapons and doing so in continuing intermediate range nuclear forces. like russia, china is pursuing a the moves at the expense of its neighbors including the key u.s. allies and doing so also through the threat of force. china also continues to expand its nuclear capabilities in both quantity and quality. since 2010, china announced the development of the field into the orange plastic vessels. the new ballistic missile submarine and strategic bomber. china's intentional lack of transparency regarding scope and scale of its nuclear modernization serves only to magnify uncertainties about its future intent. also, since 2010, north korea has rapidly increased the pace of its nuclear testing and of the intercontinental and ballistic missile launch vehicles. at the same time north ko

. >> that explicit leap. >> we receive messages from them. i think it will be very explicit. conversation. >> what's the latest? >> as we saw during this meeting with top aide about the crisis in yemen, the whole world its now his portfolio. >> i think i saw report of further missile attacks. >> rex wayne tillerson comes from a family of modest means in north texas. named after actors rex allen and john wayne. because his parents loved western. we actually have a photo of you, back in your, in your boy scout uniform. i understand you rez to eose to scout. how old were you here? >> 14 when that was taken. >> you look very proud? >> i am very proud. was very proud. still am. >> i can tell. boy scouts you reference it a fair amount. that play a big formative role in your life? >> it really shaped who i am. >> you still think of yourself as a boy scout? >> yes. >> really? >> absolutely. you've don't get to be the ceo of exxon mobil as a boy scout? >> i did. >> you talk about something you call the code of west. what does that mean? >> well you know the code of the west, as the th

so i will be clear we have the explicit carveout in the legislation if a locality chooses to provide status to a victim of a crime or a witness to a crime. such a community would not lose federal fundst whatsoever and that makes sense because we do want to encourage victims and witnesses to come forward. we don't want to create a worry that would have deportation consequences. the third point. >> the penalties mike kim one --dash amendment has does not include the loss of any funds related to law enforcement or security. the case a list of categories that we include is economic development in its nature but not law-enforcement. another point is somehow this legislation would impose the unmanageable burden on law enforcement. so the simple fact to consider if that's the case why is it endorsed by the national association of police organizations have endorsed my human mind -- my amendment like the afl-cio. federal law enforcement officersam have endorsed my amendment. for those that imposed an unworkable burden? i think they understand this amendment encourages local law enforcement to

you give us a quick explanation of what you are doing regarding bias training, implicit as well as explicit bias that we're dealing with? >> sure. when we started to have discussions about biases and policing and our contact with communities of color, we started to work with the state, state department of justice, federal department of justice, and started to identify criteria for what that training looks like. there was a number of courses out there, whether it was implicit virus or procedural justice. we married those two courses together. we took the best parts of each and created a robust training program. we still have members continuing to go through. our first effort was to put all of management there, because we wanted to ensure that management understood what their officers are expected to do and hold them to that. that continues to evolve. >> thank you. >> any other questions or comments from the commission? thank you so much. now it's my pleasure to ask neva walker, director of coleman advocates, to come to the podium. >> good evening. >> good evening, director. >> thank you. mad

clearly that this is not how it was perceived at least in russia many perceive that there was an explicit promise that nato would not keep moving towards russian borders and maybe that has been a misunderstanding but rather than arguing about that i want to ask you whether you believe germany has any special overall in solving the issue here in ukraine in helping russia ukraine others to come to certain accommodation or whether you believe this is just a european security issue that has to be handled by all well i don't think in this particular case since one of the basic. and dominating purposes of the european union is to keep the peace that's from that's from where the union idea started after the second world war and so if there is the route to read the relationship to you crean if there. these differences basic differences developed having developed in the eastern thought. it is a european issue and germany is acting was in this european understanding we have no special no as we don't see we have special responsibility here the european responsibility is the governing idea mr been ca

the election of donald trump, someone manifesting racial conflict and resentment in a much more explicit terms than we were used to -- we built the struggle over american identity has come to a head in reaction to change. it is in reaction to the demographics, symbolically, as juliet said, it is a reaction to and a backlash to the presidency of barack obama, which accelerated these divisions. and we know this, not just from andown sense but research articles for example, and books that have shown that there is a return of what is called old-fashioned racism during the obama presidency. these two presidents, barack obama and donald trump where shone a light to the competition and vacillation that exists between two narratives of america. america, or asf bill o'reilly calls it, traditional america, is therefore christian, patriarchal , and white. that is the national order of things in this narrative, and unity can only flow from cultural deformity and multiculturalism is a threat in the pediment on national identity. the undocumented or outside aliens are not inheritors of the american dr

the ministers say is under no circumstances will the association receive any details as advice is explicit because art in document the killer or. norm. signs all those of you how kind of all are. doing to hang with. the district on half a century later in the summer of twenty fifteen a meeting between british that are my victims and representatives of the german government took place at germany's embassy and i think they heard the concerns we had they obviously refute the fact that they interfered in. criminal trial but they've never actually answered individually the documents that we put to them. the british m.p. simon hall was also present at the german embassy meeting. it was really i think to hobbes the first half i thought was very positive so clearly the mood music coming out from officials on the on the german side of the table as it were it was very encouraging that they wanted to have a dialogue they wanted to see this brought to a conclusion we had to leave as we had to go back to the commons to vote and then the notes following that seem to suggest that they slightly dried up l

with a close up of the male genitalia and then goes from there there's a lot of nudity a lot of explicit sex not really in a pornographic way but the whole movie is about sex it's a very intimate look at human sexuality and human intimacy. now my earlier you just mentioned the need to movement this is the first one alice in family began who took best female lead. so the best female lead went to the powder going actress and broom in the film had a dad asked the era says from paraguay she was really this is a very slow sort of contained film but she was really stunning and i am happy with the squad this was something that we would talk about this film quite a lot when we watched it for a while afterwards it was it was very moving performance and says she painted a very complex picture of what it's like to be a woman in paraguayan it will say she very carefully handled the economic situation as well it was it is the film that had a lot to offer and she really did a really great job i think so we're pleased with our ways without him and i guess pleased with who won the male lead. while the m

had made many decisions to try and lead 0xfam's response to this. 0xfam, he admitted, had not been explicitnt on, and was now paying a price. 7000 people had cancelled their regular donations in the past ten days. corporate sponsors were reserving judgment. and... how many more revelations have come to your notice? across 0xfam great britain, we have had about 26 stories, reports, come to us, that were either new reports come out as a result of the stories, or earlier stories, where people said, "i didn't necessarily report this at the time." mps just couldn't hide their frustration. you as an organisation are dealing with these women and girls as if they are just trinkets, and you can pay for them and give them a bit of aid and that's ok. and you don't, when you know about it, the organisation does not report it to the haitian authorities. that's pretty shocking. it's really heartbreaking that... it is. that we are in this situation. but i want to assure you that we are not doing nothing. from our point of view, does it not look like oxfam was more interested in protecting its own brand th

core issues for the social democrats i mentioned the youth wing well the fact is there are very explicit provisions in this egremont that are aimed at they have higher financial aid for students for example educational reform those are key issues for the youth wing but many in that wing. the party essentially say no grand coalition under any circumstances it doesn't matter what policy direction they are heading in we're not interested in governing we're interested essentially in going into retreat for some years and redefining what our party's about so the big question will be do those who want to govern went out or do those who want a phase of retreat when out and we don't know the answer to that yet what about the german chancellor you know we had limbo in this country political limbo for almost five months and a lot of people say that she was too generous especially last night in order to into this limbo was she to jitters well this coalition agreement does involve one of the biggest spending packages that we have ever seen in a coalition agreement forty five billion just for new proj

. >> these girls say they don't share explicit photos but know kids who do, the study says 27% of kidsmessages known as sexting. nearly 15% of teens that send them. >> there are some teens that don't really recognize the cause and effect nature of sexting and that once you press that send button, there is a possibility that those pictures will be distributed. >> reporter: bethany was in high school when she sent a revealing shot of herself to a boy she was dating, it ended up in the wrong hands. >> i just wanted to be alone. i felt horrible. >> reporter: then bethany says for years she got threatening messages from anonymous number demanding she send more explicit photos. >> i got a text that said i have some photos of you, if you don't do what i say, you're going to regret it. >> a former high school classmate convicted of sending her those threats remains behind bars. >> parents need to have conversations about healthy dating and peer relationships and sexuality with their teens. >> sometimes those pictures could be considered pornography. this new report also found that 12% of teens

are now sending out sexually explicit of themselves and of others. some experts are saying it's a positive development a debate not to be missed ahead. the florida school shooting, this sheriff's reaction and the stoneman douglas high school kids, that's the focus of tonight's angle. we brought to you last night exclusive news about what was happening behind the scenes, new and shocking details about the activity of the broward county police under the leadership of sheriff scott israel. we shared with you a department email asking officers to defend the sheriff. it read "at the moment we find our agency up against a flurry of media allegations and a personal attack against our sheriff, sheriff israel stood with us. now we must stand with him. it's important they know we stand as one." this shouldn't be not about saving anyone's backside but about transparency. not protecting the sheriff or anyone else. sheriff israel has endorsed gun control and for that he won praise from student activists and this is happening as his department's actions before, du

the palea and then it goes from there it's a film about human sexuality and intimacy and it's very explicit sometimes there are some rather pornographic scene that is all a lot of pink parts all over the screen all the time but yeah very experimental film and we can see after hearing the jury president's comment you can see why they went in that direction. ok you can see how they won that direction what about female lead best female lead was that a surprise not quite that was the best female lead was on a broom for the film she started last headed down to us which is a very contained emotionally reserved film but ultimately very very affecting i thought she was fantastic yeah that really did a really good job in the school and she's the one that we've been talking about since we saw with me that was one of the it was to show it was an unforgettable performance it's a very very complex picture of what it is to be a woman and a gay woman is empowered why i think that she really is that what the way to that is right. now these awards can do a lot for a younger person's career what about the ma

the only thing i can do is i participated in this campaign and it's such under explicit regulations of the department of justice that no one can participate in the investigation of a campaign in which they were an active participant. maria: let me ask you a broader question here. >> how can you ask -- maria: i'm sorry sir? >> you can't ask other members of the department to follow the law and follow the rules the attorney general himself refuses to do so. maria: yes that's absolutely true in terms of a broader look at what's happened here, sir we know there was an incredible abuse of power at the top of the fbi and department of justice now we've seen the text, we know what has gone on. how do you turn this ship around i mean clearly there have been agencies, government agencies. when did it happen that they became so politicized and can you change this? >> maria, i'm not going to acknowledge the correctness of all of the statements you've made, people will make up their own mind in due time about those things but we are setting a tone of professionalism and responsibility and lawfulne

concerned by placing a warning label on music products "inappropriate for younger children due to explicitey're messing around in washington. but they obviously have some real concerns. there's a lot that they do that i applaud because they are taking responsibility as citizens. >> i brought along two videos which i believe are representative of the kind of presentation that have caused the furor. ♪ got it bad, got it bad, got it bad ♪ ♪ i'm hot for teacher ♪ i've got it bad, so bad >> who's going to decide what's a sexual content of a lyric? who's going to decide what is obscene? same housewives who are spearheading the movement? >> in all candor, i would tell you it's outrageous filth and that if i could find some way constitutionally to do away with it i would. >> fans felt i'm capable of making my own decisions about the music i want to listen, to i don't need tipper gore deciding that this is too obscene for me. >> the next witness will be mr. frank zappa. >> the establishment of a rating system voluntary or otherwise opens the door to an endless parade of moral quality control progra

and that one- in- four has been sent a sexually explicit message of some kind...the researchers say, can cause emotional distress in many cases -- especially for pre-teens. the study was not confined to american kids ..... it looked at more than 110-thousand teenagers from around the world. one of the biggest concerns -- photos that are being forwarded and shared without the consent of the original sender.. researchers say, parents should not be surprised.... given the fact that almost everyone has a cell phone and digital access. they're recommending that age- specific information on sexting should be part of sex education. (pam) it's costing more and more money to raise a child. (steve) and many parents are not financially prepared. (steve) according to a new study... raising one child costs more than 233-thousand dollars for a middle-income family. and that doesn't include the cost of college. (pam) researchers say, the stakes are higher for new parents than in previous generations due to a number of factors. if you include college... the cost to raise a child... rose more than th

it's not explicit. it was not explicit -- boy, you are really dorking out here. [laughter] it is not explicitly in the constitution that the vice president becomes president on the death of a president. it took until 1967 to clear that up. but when william henry harrison, after that epic 30 days, died, there was confusion about whether the vice president should become president, so john tyler just went down and moved into the white house. [laughter] and so -- seriously. and it was a very civil era. [laughter] so here's, so this has been a perennial force. discord and disagreement are the oxygen of democracy. if we didn't disagree and feel out of sync somehow or another, it would not be self-government. so before we just beat ourselves up over this, i think we have to realize that disagreement is a perennial feature and should be. that's one thing. it's unquestionable that we have developed many our political culture -- in our political culture a sense that the president of the united states sets a certain political and cultural tone. and i'd argue -- again, argui

says that white sent her explicit photos and forced her to watch explicit videos.att gutman asked him about those allegations. >> shaun, over the past couple of days, the sexual harassment allegations have surfaced from lena zawaideh. >> are you concerned they'll tarnish your legacy? >> i'm here to talk about the olympics, not gossip. but i don't think so. i am who i am. i'm proud of who i am and my friends, you know, love me and vouch for me. i think that stands on its own. >> white and jah za reached a settlement. he was trying to put on his gloves and hold his snowboard at the same time last night. he did not mean to drag the flag. of course, he means no disrespect. >>> president trump's personal attorney now says that he paid $130,000 out of his own pocket to adult film actress stormy daniels. daniels was on jimmy kimmel live last month. the actress once claimed she had a sexual relationship with mr. trump in 2006. several media reports say daniels was paid to keep quiet during the presidential election. mr. trump's attorney, michael cohen, says he was not reim

and that one in four has been sent a sexually explicit message of some kind...concern is the possibility of photos or messages being spread to other people. researchers say sexting can cause severe emotional distress -- especially for pre-teens. the study recommends that age- specific information on sexting should be part of sex education. the warriors celebrated last year championship with a group of kids in washington d- c... instead of visitng president trump at the white house. golden state and the students from kevin durant's hometown of seat pleasant, maryland toured the national museum of african- american history. president trump declined the reiging champions an invitation after steph curry and durant opted out of a possible trip to the white house. the team decided to remove politics from the equation completely. they wanted to make a statement of unity. lebron james never played college basketball but today during shootaround ahead of their game against the brooklyn nets lebron calls the n-c-double-a.... a corrupt organization... following the federal

sleeping with subordinates was common and she reached her breaking point when the talk became very explicit he said oh, so and so likes this sexual act, and i was like, what? how do you know? and he said oh, because we have pictures of it. >> reporter: she said the pictures circulated among the staff. she left hhus in 2014 after complaining about sexual harassment and reaching a settlement with the group. >> women have been quitting for years hhus because of these issues. >> reporter: alex left her position as a fund-raiser because of how the non-profit responded to her problems with a donor. >> went to hug me and i triedaw. so at that point, i did break away and left. he grabbed at my breasts. >> reporter: she says she handled advances from donors before but claims the response from an executive this time was shocking. >> take one for the team. >> reporter: do you think he was kidding or serious? >> i think half kidding. >> reporter: but there was a message there? >> absolutely, yes. do anything for the cause. >> reporter: that executive, vice president paul shapiro, denies the account, bu