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fiona harvey is seeking $170 million from the streaming giant for defamation and emotional distress.n in washington dc explains what the lawsuit is about, and whether she has a case. this is all centred around one phrase right at the beginning of episode one of baby reindeer that says "this is a true storycut. and at the story in question is about a violent stalker called martha who assaults and harasses the protagonists of the film who is a comedian and barman and london. the woman in question, martha in the series, was very quickly identified by people who were watching the series. they basically cross—reference the details from the show and managed to track her down on social media. she is fiona harvey, a scottish lawyer living in london, that she admitted that she was indeed are the inspiration behind this character. now, in the lawsuit, she says that the way she is depicted in the show is defamatory, she denies assault, she denies stalking too. i spoke to her lawyer a little earlier and he said he has incontrovertible documentary evidence that proves that fiona harvey has never

she is fiona harvey, a scottish lawyer living in london.he inspiration behind this character. in the lawsuit, she says at the way she is depicted in the show is defamatory, she denies assault, she denies stocking too. i was speaking to her lawyer a little earlier and he said he has intricate vertebral —— incontrovertible documentary evidence that fiona harvey has never been convicted of any crime in the uk, which would contradict the claim in the series that master, this character, received a 11.5 year prison sentence for stocking —— martha. they also allege any lawsuit she has suffered emotional distress from this and has received death threats and has received death threats and is now too scared to leave her house. what happens next with this? has netflix medicament? —— made a comment. netflix have not responded yet, i spoke to the lawyer a little bit earlier, who said that netflix basically will have a number of options going forward once they respond to this lawsuit. they could either dismiss it, attempt to dismiss it so it does not pro

fiona harvey is seeking $170 million from the streaming giant for defamation and emotional distress.shows this year. it depicts a violent stalker called martha, who harasses and assaults an aspiring comedian in london. and it claims that the whole story is true — "this is a true story" is the text written on the screen at the beginning of episode one. but now the woman who is widely believed to be the inspiration behind martha — fiona harvey — she's filed a lawsuit in california claiming that her depiction in the series is defamatory. and she says that that central claim that this is a true story is the biggest lie in television history, and she denies stalking and assault. i was talking to her lawyer, richard roth, a little earlier — he said that he has incontrovertible documentary evidence that his client has never been convicted of a crime in the uk. that would contradict a claim in the series that martha was given a four—and—a—half—year sentence in prison for stalking. and in that lawsuit, fiona harvey also claims that she suffered emotional distress as a result of the series, sh

so, i suppose the question we want to ask today is does fiona harvey have a case?nd we're joined by stuart benjamin, who is professor of law at duke university. stuart, thank you so much for coming on the media show. i wonder if you could just start with what fiona harvey is actually alleging in this lawsuit. so, her first and most important claim is a defamation claim — that they made false statements about her that injured her reputation. she made additional claims that might be less likely to win — intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligence, and violation of her right of publicity. i think my assumption — most people's assumption — is that the claim that she would be most likely to win on, as i suggested, is the defamation claim. and why is that? i mean, does she have a greater chance of winning a defamation case in the us than she does in the uk? cos, as i said, this was filed in the us. no. oh, no, no. uk law is much tougher on defamation plaintiffs. so, in particular, in the us, she has to prove the falsity of the factual claims made about her.

and in that lawsuit, fiona harvey also claims that she suffered emotional distress as a result of these her identity. and speaking to the bbc a little earlier, fiona harvey said that she had no doubt that she would win her case. now, we haven't heard yet from netflix, but richard roth — he said that he expects the company's lawyers to deny any link, any connection whatsoever between fiona harvey and the characters in baby reindeer. but one thing netflix could do is they could refer to a note in the credits of the show — that says, "this programme is based on real events, however certain characters, names, incidents, locations and dialogue have been fictionalised for dramatic purposes." so netflix could try and use that. safety officials say we could expect e. coli which has seen over 100 people full six. tests are ongoing but experts believe it is to be linked to a widely available food products. most often, people catch e. coli from eating contaminated food. past outbreaks have been linked to bean sprouts, prepacked salads and sandwiches and undercooked meat. in the new year, some la

and next on free speech nation, fiona harvey , who is nation, fiona harvey, who is widely accepted asg netflix for $170 million. we're going to be joined by a high flying lawyer next to discuss what will happen next. see you in a welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation with me , andrew doyle. so nation with me, andrew doyle. so the woman who claims she is the inspiration for netflix's stalking drama baby reindeer is suing the streaming platform for $170 million. fiona harvey, who says lead character martha's life is based on her own, denies ever going to prison or to court as the show portrays. harvey alleges netflix allowed viewers to track her down in real life and that she is now being inundated with abuse, according to legal dossiers obtained by tmz. and so to discuss this , i'm tmz. and so to discuss this, i'm joined by the lawyerjoseph munson. welcome to the show. this is a very complicated and unprecedented situation. we're deaung unprecedented situation. we're dealing with a richard guard who is a stand up comedian and a creative individual who is

it depends on how the reasonable viewer would conclude fiona harvey from all of this, what their opinion>> reporter: a netflix person saying, quote, we intend to defend this matter vigorously and to stand by richard gadd's right to tell his story. when did you know you were the person being depicted? >> reporter: last month harvey told piers morgan she was forced to come forward as the alleged inspiration for the character martha after the internet outed her identity and began harassing her online. representatives for gadd did not respond, but has previously asked fans to stop speculating and insisted that the show's martha is not meant to resemble her real-life counterpart. gadd and jessica gunning who plays martha talked about the impact of "baby reindeer". >> there is a lot of noise and social media, a lot of people saying a whole bunch of things. i think at the end of the day, you can't deny how popular this show is, and how much it's touching people around the globe. >> and our thanks to allison for that report. >>> now to a different type of lawsuit. a new york woman is suing colds

speaking to the bbc earlier, fiona harvey said she had no doubt she would win her case.eny any link or connection whatsoever between fiona harvey and the characters in baby reindeer. one thing netflix could do as they could refer to a note in the credits of the show that says, this programme is based on real events, however certain characters, events, dialogue, locations, they have been fictionalised for dramatic purposes. netflix could try and use that. it is the day taylor swift funds have been waiting for, the pop star's tour is finally here and kicks off in edinburgh tonight. they have waited more than a year for the show to arrive in the uk, she began a marathon string of dates in arizona in march last year. colin paterson, have you found some fans? i am behind murrayfield and this is where the fans are queueing to dash to the front of the stage. an amazing statistic, in the history of music, no tour had managed to gross $1 billion. by the end of this year, taylor swift's will have grossed $2 billion, that is how big a deal it is, that is why we are here speaking to

fiona harvey some that is this docuseries.search to determine if the rava, great for tally were having pretty serious or riva were having problems with your audio, unfortunately. so i think we're going to have to such a fascinating wish we could village that they're really significant questions about personal identity being used in fiction and that sort of thing. it's unfortunate that we have these technical issues. >> and also if you aren't identified, but let's say there's something you put out on social media, internet sleuths track down and identify the person is that enough? whose culpable so many questions could you quote, would someone has said on social media, even if you say hey, that it's true and say, you know, it's an actual quote does that ultimately mean liability? yeah. yeah it's a heavy, heavy, tough series to watch. you've watched it. i haven't i think i'm gonna have to see it now. >> we'll be right back. stay with us june 19th. cnn celebrated juneteenth with special performances by john legend eddie lewbel, s

fiona harvey accuses netflix and the creator of the show, richard gadd, of "a lie designed to attract court case. in disclosure, yes. as you're prepared to do that. yes. because i didn't write him the e—mails. who do you think did? i don't know. i think he probably made them up himself, i have no idea. 41,000 e—mails? yeah. you are charged with the harassment of mr donald dunn... _ fiona harvey wants £130 million from netflix for defamation, invasion of privacy, intentionally inflicting distress and negligence. you wrote baby reindeer. idid, yes. it's based on, er... last night, the stars of the show appeared onjimmy fallon's american talk show to discuss the success of baby reindeer. did baby reindeer about my experiences getting stalked and harassed, and itjust took off, it was this crazy thing, netflix came to me and said do you want to make it into a series? and i said, yeah, go on, then. there was no mention of the court case. you've made an enemy of me, reindeer! - netflix told the bbc that it intends to defend this matter vigorously and to stand by richard gadd's right to tell

. >> fiona harvey says that stalker character is based on her, but claims the portrayal is full of liese is seeking at least $170 million in damages now to the newly released video of a police shootout between police and a suspect in a crowded grocery store. >> what authorities are now saying about the confrontation. this morning, dramatic new video shows officers involved in a shootout inside a busy grocery store in ohio. >> you can just only imagine what this may have turned into and we're very fortunate. the end result that we have today in the video, police officers are seen responding to a kroger outside cincinnati last week. >> an officer can be seen firing at 42 year old joseph van neiman, who points a gun towards officers. prosecutors say moments earlier, van neiman ignored officers orders to stop after they allegedly saw him take part in a drug deal, then walk across the kroger parking lot. van neiman taking cover in the store's entrance, repeatedly stepping out and engaging in a shootout with officers as customers duck for cover. authorities say an undercover officer then made

but according to fiona harvey, the real martha, it's not true. her lawyer say, she's not a convicted killer. she never spent 5 years in prison and she never sexually assault that this bar tender. dude, you just saw there. wow. i got so much to think about as i hear this manila, your thoughts? oh, look, i gotta be honest. it's on my watch list. i haven't gotten there, however, i do know the premise, i guess the premise. but the point i think to this actual news part of it, the real life part is we live in a litigious society. and this is yet another example of that. her victim, i guess we can call him that for you know, all intents and purposes wrote a story about his life experience. doing his due diligence. he changed names and, and you know, that sort of thing. he had every right to do so both as a survivor, i guess we can say, but also in the way of creative expression and free spirit free speech. yeah. neither he nor netflix out of who this woman was. she outed herself right? the peers morgan show, and now she wants to scream victim somehow.

fiona harvey's lawsuit says the show�*s claim that it is a true story was "the biggest lie in televisionas fighters, it says it was targetting, in an airstrike on a school being used as a shelter in gaza. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees, says the attack was "horrific," and more than 35 people are thought to have died. israel says it was a "precision strike," aimed at the fighters operating from inside the school, in the nuseirat refugee camp. while israel does frequently release names of those it's targetting, it's rare for america to push for such transparency. with me is mohammed taha from bbc arabic america's questioning of the attack is unusual and underlines their frustration with israel's continue operation in gaza but what is the significance of the latest us intervention. it’s the significance of the latest us intervention.— us intervention. it's really important _ us intervention. it's really important the _ us intervention. it's really important the us - us intervention. it's really important the us want - important the us want clarification about the attack

limited series follows the life of a man who is followed by a relentless stalker, scottish attorney fiona harveywho lives in england, says the character martha is clearly based on her and she is now suing netflix for $170 million in damages. harvey alleges that netflix was negligent, intentionally subjected her to emotional distress and the streamer told lies to create a better story. netflix told the associated press that it plans to defend this matter vigorously. >> restaurants in california may be allowed to continue to charge customers those automatic so-called junk fees, a new proposal introduced in the state legislature today would require restaurants to disclose any additional fees, including mandatory tips or a service charge. the last minute bill could essentially reverse part of a controversial law scheduled to go into effect next month. state senator bill dodd says his bill seeks to clarify that law and address confusion while leveling the playing field for all restaurants. dodd says the measure could be adopted within the next month. >> coming up, israeli prime minister benjamin neta

martha on his real-life experience with the stock or and now a woman named fiona harvey is suing netflixthe after. she says the series contains brutal lies about her and has destroyed her reputation. she says she's now received death threats over the series. netflix saying in part here, we intend to defend this matter vigorously and stand by. richard gadd's right to tell his story. that's just too scary of a show for me to watch. >> all right. up next, this iconic 90's sitcom home is now on the market. can you guess which fictional family once lived here? >> all start the game off with a strikeout. yeah, let's go. history made oakland ballers kelsey whitmore became the first woman to start a game on the mound in the pioneer league history. the ballers hosting the yolo high wheelers for their 3rd home game at raimondi park. and in more awesome news there, the home team won 9 to 8 in extra innings. the tanner family home from full house on the market. it's listed for 6.5 million dollars, the home and lower pac heights on broaddrick street between pine and bush. that's a pretty good locatio

fictional character, martha, on his real-life experience with a stock or and so this woman named fiona harveybut not the actor. she says that the serious contains brutal lies about her and has destroyed her reputation. she says she has received death threats over the series. netflix as we intend to defend this matter vigorously and stand by. richard gadd's right to tell his story. the u.s. coast guard has called off the search for 3 suspected drug smugglers who went overboard during a shoot out in the ocean just north of venezuela. american service members were aboard a dutch navy vessel in the caribbean sea when it attempted to stop a suspected smuggling boat. coast guard officers say they opened fire in defense when the ship attempted to ram another nearby boat. the smugglers craft caught on fire. it's sunk and the search for the 3 people who went overboard has now been called off the u.s. coast guard able, though, to recover 63 million dollars worth of cocaine did offloaded in florida on thursday. >> still ahead, we will sea >> still ahead, we will sea otte salonpas lidocaine flex. a super

, she's suing fiona harvey, she's suing netflix for £133 million.a true story. like she's saying, look, i didn't send him 41,000 emails, hundreds of voice notes or 106 letters. so now she's suing netflix for defamation and intentional infliction of emotional distress. so it's a big thing for her because obviously she's come out and said, yep, this character is based on me. but there's so many elements of this show which is the most watched show in the uk right now, which is untrue . right now, which is untrue. netflix have come out, they said they're going to be standing by richard gadd's story of him being stalked by her, and they said he has every right to tell his story, but the claim from her is that they made it too easy for her to be identified. >> and of course , internet >> and of course, internet sleuths id'd her pretty sharply. >> they did come on in this day and age, you cannot get away with those kind of things. and again, with netflix, she's saying they didn't do. they done nothing in terms of trying to investigate what the truth is. as

fiona harvey says that the show has caused her emotional distress as the martha character was portrayede uk to commemorate the 80th anniversary of d—day. britain's towns and villages proudly sparked flames in remembrance of the thousands of lives lost, and to bring an end to the emotional commemorations of the last few days. safety officials say the uk can expect more cases of e.coli in an outbreak that has already seen more than 100 people fall sick. tests are ongoing to find the source, but experts believe it is mostly likely to be linked to a widely available food product. our health reporter michelle roberts has more. most often, people catch e.coli from eating contaminated food. past outbreaks have been linked to bean sprouts, pre—packed salads and sandwiches, and undercooked meat. in the new year, some lancashire cheese was recalled as a precaution after an e.coli death. it's not yet known what's behind the current spate of cases being investigated. lab tests suggest this is a single outbreak, says the uk health security agency that's hunting for the cause. it predicts more cases

fiona harvey claims the character of martha is based on her.rgues that netflix spread what she called brutal lies about to her over 50 million viewers. this series is said to be based on the real life experiences of comedian and writer richard gadd, but after the show became a hit, he asked viewers not to speculate over its origins. in a statement , netflix said they statement, netflix said they intend to defend the matter vigorously , and they stand by vigorously, and they stand by richard gadd's right to tell his story. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now back to nana and ben. >> thank you. tatiana 1007 ben and nana with you on britain's newsroom. lots of criticism of course, this morning about rishi sunak leaving the d—day commemorations early. but nana did you see joe biden and his antics? >> well, that's the thing they're going on about rishi sunak, and i appreciate that he was foolish to leave early. i don't think it was wise, barbara says all th

the suit claims the show made it possible to unmask quickly fiona harvey.efend richard's right to tell that story. >> contessa, thank you so much. >>> crypto is off to a strong start in june, option traders believe the rally can continue, new data from the largest crypto auction exchange, showing high interest in call options expiring the 28th. the recent bullish sentiment also giving coinbase a boost. up over 20% during the last 20 days of trading. >>> we want to go back to shares of gamestop to clarify some of the reporting we have shared this morning, to make sure we are clear. there is 75 million shares for sale from the company, unclear whether that trade has taken place. that could raise as much as $2.7 billion, in addition to 45 million shares that the company has already sold. that was back when they originally entered into an open market sale agreement with jeffries on may 17th of this year, all of it designed to take advantage of what has been, perhaps, from gamestop's perspective, you unexpected run-up for the stock. we just wanted to clarify, it

scottish attorney fiona harvey says the character martha is clearly based on her and is now suing netflixin damages. harvey alleges that netflix was negligent and intentionally subjected her to emotional distress. she also accuses netflix of telling lies to embellish the story. netflix says it plans to defend this matter vigorously starting july june 18th. youtube is strengthening its policies aimed at preventing underage users from accessing what the company considers dangerous content. youtube will ban videos showing how to remove safety devices from guns. the platform will also restrict videos that show automatic or homemade guns and some accessories such as silencers. for viewers younger than 18 years of age. a group of students in the jefferson elementary school district in daly city gathered with their families and teachers for the premiere of their own movies. ktvu bailey o'carroll was there on the red carpet as the students saw their hard work come to life on the big screen. >> for the last year, fourth and fifth graders in the jefferson elementary school district have been hard a

fiona harvey claims the character of martha is based on her, but denies being a stalker.she argues that netflix spread what she called brutal lies about to her over 50 million viewers. the series is said to be based on the real life experiences of comedian and writer richard gadd, but after the show became a hit, he asked viewers not to speculate over its origins. in a statement, netflix said they intend to defend the matter vigorously and they stand by richard gadd's right to tell his story. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen , or go to gb code on your screen, or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now back to tom and . emily. to tom and. emily. >> good afternoon britain. it's 12:07. let's start the show by immediately hearing from the prime minister as he apologises for leaving those d—day commemorations early yesterday . commemorations early yesterday. >> you left early. what were you thinking? >> over the past two days, i've participated in a number of events in portsmouth and france to honour those who risked their l

fiona harvey suing netflix.it, she argues that netflix spread what she called brutal lies about her to over 50 million viewers. the series is said to be based on the real life experience of comedian and writer richard gant, but after the show became a hit , he asked the show became a hit, he asked viewers not to speculate over its oranges in a statement, netflix said they intend to defend the matter vigorously and they stand by. richard gallagher, right to tell his story. joining me now to explain what the hell is going on here because i am completely clueless is entertainment reporter hayley palmer looking resplendent? she's off to a festival . she's off to a festival. everyone's off somewhere lovely this afternoon, hayley baby reindeer , i've missed this. i'm reindeer, i've missed this. i'm sorry i was away. i took some time out and i come back and baby reindeer all over the place. no idea what's going on. >> i was the same, actually. but i came in here one day and everyone was like, have you seen baby reindee