correspondent trinity charges tells us more and gives us her thoughts plus molly barrows from the ring of fire network is back to talk about some dirty details of those d.n.a. testing kit is that a lot or what let's hit it hard. at manual meeting of the united nations general assembly antonio gutierrez the u.n. secretary general began his remarks with a cautionary message about how the world is suffering from what he called a trust deficit disorder the secretary general speech discussed climate change migration and even gender equality which some have suggested were somewhat of a shot at u.s. president donald trump for mr trump's party showed up late missed his speaking slot and then said this. and i presented a vision to achieve a brighter future for all of humanity. today i stand before the united nations general assembly. to share the extraordinary progress we've made he then went on to brag and boast about himself and his accomplishments. in less than two years my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country america's economy is booming like nev

and speaking of natural disasters legal journalist molly barrows from the ring of fire network helps us take a look at the odds natural disaster barometer the waffle house and at the southern u.s. iconic restaurant chain plus we'll consider how downloading may change in light of the new european union copyright rules with our friends steve walford will pull through the brim as usual so let's get to it we start with the major headline. european union authorities have opened investigation into tech giant amazon related to how they have treated merchants selling on the amazon. platform margarete festinger the e.u. competition commissioner said the investigation is in its early stages and is seeking details from amazon merchants about the information they provide to amazon as a condition of being on the e-commerce retail platform the issue is super interesting for myriad reasons including the competition commissioner's proactive approach to regulation in the new evolving in the emerging retail tech space and the focus on business which may be disadvantaged as opposed to only and users co

details here once again pleased to be joined by molly barrows legal journalist with the ring of fire network that molly thanks for being here as these kids are becoming increasingly less expensive people are given as gifts and things more people are using them but what does their data and where does their data end up. that's a good question who actually owns this data and there are a number of issues that come up with this whole idea of giving your d.n.a. to a company having them test it providing a little information to you maybe you need it for medical reasons maybe you're just interested in your genetic history but what happens to your data after you've gotten the answers that you want and really a lot of these popular companies like twenty three and me living d.n.a. ancestry dot com they have a couple of forms and they vary from organization organization to basically have a consent form and a storage form and they can be kind of grey but if you agree to store your data then twenty three and me are sort of loosely agreeing to allow them to access it and analyze it with new technologies an

and management commissioner here now to explain the legal journalist molly barrows of ring of fire network joining us from beautiful pensacola florida molly thanks for being with us how does this waffle house index actually work. well you know waffle house is good at so many things who knew that they were a model for disaster preparedness of course the twenty four hour chain is often open during natural disasters providing hot meals for people in the community as well as first responders they're also a meeting place for people in the community they can disperse resources as well so they have three color coded indicators red is were closed don't stop by yellow as we're open but we're serving a partial menu and then green is were open it's business as usual full menu and this is helpful for emergency responders and agencies like fema because the quicker business is back in any community affected by this aster that's a good sign that tells them hey the sooner they're bouncing back the sooner the economies are generating flow again people are back to work they're spending money they're making

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and speaking of natural disasters legal journalist molly barrows from the ring of fire network helps us take a look at the odds natural disaster barometer the waffle house and at the southern u.s. iconic restaurant chain plus we'll consider how downloading may change in light of the new european union copyright walls with our friends steve malzberg will fall to the brim as usual so let's get to it we start with the major headline. european union authorities have opened an investigation into tech giant amazon related to how they have treated merchants selling on the amazon platform marguerite's festinger the e.u. competition commissioner said the investigation is in its early stages and is seeking details from amazon merchants about the information they provide to amazon as a condition of being on the e-commerce retail platform the issue is super interesting for myriad reasons including the competition commissioner's proactive approach to regulation in the new evolving in the merging retail tech space and the focus on business which may be disadvantaged as opposed to only and users co

what are economic and market affects of hurricanes molly barrows legal journalist that ring of fire network joins us to discuss and speaking of coastlines when one thinks san sand most of us most of our minds that is to go to the beach which is pretty pleasant but sand is big business as a commodity and tens of millions of tons of it are now being used now more than ever in production of wait for it shale oil archies sarah montana's the oka gives us the gritty details and also get a different aspect of the shale oil industry as an investment and production which have been on a real upward wall are seeing a slight slowdown what are the shale bumps in the road our kids manila chan takes a look plus there are some new data details out of the united kingdom related to fin tech by nanteuil technology more money is being invested in the subsector than at any time and the u.k. may even surpass some places which may astonish you the c.e.o. for all market were ford which joins us to consider what it all means and it's been more than a year since amazon took over whole foods has that taken a toll on

moore's purchase of for saatchi for more than two billion dollars plus molly barrows from the fired network is back to help someone the dirty details of d.n.a. testing kids as we go to break here the numbers that closing bell back in a flash. it's hard to imagine decades after the war a nazi don't tell was still active. in the nineteen seventies cretonne had as the chair of its code and then convicted of mesmo and slavery and the german company going until it develops of the divide a drug that was promoted as completely so the jury bring them. down to have terrible side effects what has happened to my p.c.p. anything. she said is just good. mimics of it among victims of to this day received no compensation and i think thirty million subscribers and and that serious a basically it's in your car pandora one of the most of well known kind of iconic old is names on the internet the first all for music streaming in fact and they have two services they have an on demand service for ninety nine a month which will get to and they have a free service they have seventy million the listeners that subs

treated each of us tells us more and gives us her thoughts last molly barrows from the ring of fire network is back to talk about some dirty details of those d.n.a. testing is that a lot was let's hit it hard. at manual meeting of the united nations general assembly and tonio gutierrez the u.n. secretary general begin his remarks with a. russian ery message about how the world is suffering from what he called a trust deficit disorder the secretary general speech discuss climate change migration and even gender equality which some have suggested were somewhat of a shot at u.s. president donald trump for mr trump's party showed up late missed a speaking slot and then said this and i presented a vision to achieve a brighter future. for all of humanity. today i stand before the united nations general assembly. to share the extraordinary progress we've made he then went on to brag and boast about himself and his accomplishments in less than two years my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country america's economy is booming like never before

banks and it did become law for more we're joined by legal journalist molly barrows at the ring of fire network molly some of our viewers may now have only a really a veg. welcome back well the impact of the great recession upon the crash that was huge in the u.s. the g.d.p. began retracting during the third quarter of two thousand and eight and ended up negative point one percent for the year followed in two thousand and nine by a negative two point five percent. rate unemployment for two thousand and eight was seven point three percent but went up to nine point nine percent the next year home foreclosures jumped by eighty one percent in two thousand and eight up two hundred twenty five percent from two thousand and six as over eight hundred sixty thousand families lost their homes just in two thousand and eight and another two point eight million families received at least one foreclosure notice in two thousand and nine and for more on the impact we are joined by john grace president of investors advantage corp and henry ford which our friend the c.e.o. of straw mark it john thanks for being

once again be joined as always by the full effects of fascinating legal journalist that ring of fire network molly barrows molly you were down there in pretty pensacola florida where only a week ago hurricane gordon was bearing down but thankfully it weakened to a tropical storm we now have the real deal with florence when we look at damage and destruction to people businesses and economies put hurricanes into some proper perspective for us. well high bar yes here in pensacola we are no stranger to hurricanes been through the many times covered many times seen many communities devastated by them and there is some debate as to whether or not a storm the kind of economic impact that it really takes is it something that ultimately benefits communities when they rebuild and it pumps some jobs like construction and those related to rebuilding and repairing but ultimately there are analysts say it's equivalent of giving a community a tax hike or even an economic crisis depending on the severity of the storm so it's not exactly a welcome thing because it takes so long for these people to to recover

correspondent trinity charges tells us more and gives us her thoughts plus molly barrows from the ring of fire networkis back to talk about some dirty details of those d.n.a. testing kit is that a lot or what let's hit it hard. at manual meeting of the united nations general assembly antonio gutierrez the u.n. secretary general began his remarks with a cautionary message about how the world is suffering from what he called a trust deficit.

coming back with another 90 minutes of news with new details about the expansion of california's fire network.t. officials think they have a way to keep riders safe and it's unarmed ambassadors. >>> forget fogust, we moved fogtember. >>> one airline is getting futuristic with its in-flight entertainment. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us on this tuesday, september 25th. we all agree, whatever takes away the boredom. we'd wear wherever. >> that's true. >> i totally agree. someone like me looks out the window a lot because of the cloud formations and stuff but i you can't get a window windoww seat -- >> i sleep the entire way. >> i envy you. >> today you get up, it's cool, foggy and makes you want to stay in place. look at that. less than an eighth of a mile visibility. it's even spilling over across 37 in napa. here's the way it looks from the exploratorium. we're starting lower, 50s to upper 40s. 74 aren't the bay. 61, we stay steady at the coast today. let's find out about traffic with sue. >> we are definitely in the recovery phase. we had police activity at the bay fair station. you'

automated control systems which means they'll be able to unify the entire country's ed defense network fire faster possibilities really to help illuminate for the american people what america's place in the world is president will preside over the security council and i am sure that's going to be the most watched security council meeting ever well trumps the trickle debut at the u.n. g.a. last year provided a taste of what the u.s. president is capable of it is a massive source of embarrassment to the united nations rogue regimes represented in this by. the array's government regime caters nicolas maduro dictatorship. destabilizing regime criminal regime of bashar. al assad regime rocket man rocket rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself united states is ready willing and able to totally destroy north korea totally ready willing and able to destroy totally destroy north korea figure portions of the world are in conflict and some in fact are going to hell his escapades divided many and left few were indifferent and in the buildup to this he is trump looks ready to outdo himself once a

command centers will now be equipped with automated fire control systems which means they'll be able to unify the entire country's ed defense network fire faster more accurately and above all out these systems come with a friend or foe identification subsystem hopefully preventing any more friendly fire incidents thirty any object be it a missile or a jet attacking syria from the mediterranean will be jammed its satellite navigation systems radar military communications which moscow hopes will cool hotheads and help avoid another incident like this syrian president assad has been made aware these steps him and bludgeon me putin had a phone conversation and the russian leader said he's ready to intensify efforts to improve the situation and to restore syria's sovereignty putin's spokesperson also stressed that these steps are not targeted at any specific country but rather wholly and entirely about ensuring the safety and security of russian pilots just to recap russian il twenty aircraft was patrolling on syria's coast when four israeli f. sixteen jets showed up they warned the russians of what they were doing just one minute befor

command centers will now be equipped with automated fire control systems which means they'll be able to unify the entire country's air defense network fire faster more accurately and above all else these systems come with a friend or foe identification subsystem hopefully preventing any more friendly fire incidents thirty any object be it a missile or a jet attacking syria from the mediterranean will be jammed its satellite navigation systems radar military communications which moscow hopes will call her. heads help avoid another incident like this syrian president. now to discuss this the russian defense ministry spokesperson igor khan a shank of has been giving a news conference over the downing of a russian plane near the syrian coast in the subsequent decision to moscow did ploy s. three hundred air defense systems to the country let's take a listen now into what he was saying we are obviously talking about the airplane that was downed a week ago behind the russian airplane the blame has been pointing at israel and we're waiting for a news conference for the russian defense minister who can cross over right now and listen in. wa

as the fire took off, fire crews had a new cool in their arsenal, a wildfire camera network. e lapsed video of the fire burning last night. crews can use these images from cameras to help develop their plan of attack. the cameras are part of a network developed at the university of nevada reno. >>> and in shasta county the delta fire continues to rage. it has doubled in size in the past 36 hours. crews are scrambling to prevent the fire from reaching mountain communities now. so far the fire has ripped through at least 63 square miles, larger than the city of san francisco and there is no containment. the biggest impact is the continued closure of i-5, a 45-mile stretch between mt. shasta and reading. it will be closed until further notice. >>> here in the bay area, tens of thousands of people hit the streets of fran in a show of force against climate change. "today in the bay's" christie smith was at the civic center where people not only filled the streets, they painted them, too. >> reporter: they carried signs and a unified message. thousands headed down market street in s

shannon: ronan farrow's firing back on the network of wrongdoing enemy too controversy.gallagher has the inside story. >> reporter: nbc news has trouble getting out of this story. the bombshell accusation from former nbc news investigative producer rich mccue, and the highest levels of nbc news ordered him to stop working on his harvey weinstein investigation. nbc news released an internal report says the reason the story didn't run is ronan farrow had taken sources comments out of context and misrepresented sources willingness to identify harvey weinstein by name but emily nester, one of the alleged weinstein victims is contradicting the internal report saying, quote, we discussed and i have tentatively offered to attach mining to the interview in silhouette or even reshoot the interview with my face visible but they, meaning nbc, were not interested in this interview. and he is responding to the internal memo's numerous false or misleading statement saying the story was twice cleared and by legal standards only to be blocked by executives who refuse to allow us to seek

. >> laura: dinesh, cnn isn't the only network under fire for botching a huge story, getting it wrong, but according now to new reports, the top brass at nbc tried to put the kibosh on ronan farrow's story forcing ronan farrow to take the story to the new yorker magazine where he won a pulitzer prize. tonight, rumors are also threatened that nbc news chairman andy is on the hot seat, this was after president trump weighed in on nbc's troubles w last night. >> remember the lines from nbc which is probably worse than cnn but the word is they're firing the head of nbc. what a great thing to do. how smart! >> laura: dinesh, this is unreal. harvey weinstein had a lot of power. >> i think if the cnn story is a lie of comission, the nbc story is a lie of omission. think of how powerful their ideology could have to be. remember, this is not a lie that would have helped trump. this is a lie to cover up a principle, the principle of sexual harassment, the principle of sexual abuse which is actually a principle on the left, and so essentially, this principle could only be trumped by a greater pr

. >>> the head of nbc news is firing back against claims that the network tried to kill a story about sexual assault allegations against harvey weinstein. a former nbc producer claims network officials ordered work to be stopped on ronan farrow's story which was later published by "the new yorker" magazine. nbc news chairman andrew lack issued a memo insisting after eight months of reporting at nbc farrow had nothing that was fit to broadcast. overnight, farrow called that statement misleading. he claims his story about weinstein was cleared twice by nbc's legal department. >>> you can add aretha franklin's family to the list of people unhappy with the eulogy that was delivered by a pastor at her funeral. the singer's nephew released a statement calling the eulogy offensive and distasteful. he says the family expected a eulogy focused on his aunt's life. at one point the reverend jasper williams described children living in a home without a father as abortion after birth and he said black lives do not matter unless blacks stop killing each other. >>> nasa has just announced a big rewa

is a network has announced that he has been fired but that's really not the end of the argument and there is the question of leslie moonves his pay package as he leaves the organization there are some reports say he will get as much as one hundred million dollars in restitution for his twenty four years of service at c.b.s. the network says they will donate twenty million dollars of whatever he gets to organizations that will help women in the workplace but this is outraged many people across the entire industry as saying that after these allegations of come forward someone like him shouldn't get a penny and it's important to know that leslie moonves is got paid around seventy million dollars per year as chief executive of the network and through stock options is said to be worth something close to a billion dollars but here we have again one of the prime examples of the me too movement is very much harvey weinstein like behavior c.b.s. says it has launched an independent investigation but many people crying out for a clear and transparent investigation to find out exactly what went on bu

fired. "the new york times" reports the network learned that moonves was being blackmailed by an alleged harassment victim and was trying to get her a job at cbs in return for her silence. >>> police near detroit say a love triangle appears to be the motive for a deadly stabbing at a high school involving two straight "a" students. the suspect, a 17-year-old girl, is in police custody and facing murder charges. a male student was allegedly involved with both girls. now, police say the 16-year-old victim was stabbed twice in the chest during class. >>> a developing story near the phoenix airport overnight, a massive fire spreading through this maintenance facility. several large tanks exploded and a hazmat crew, they were responding to that. no injuries have been reported though. >>> coming up, anheuser-busch turning beer back into water. the company's hurricane relief plan next. >>> but first a small town devastated by a hurricane just two years ago now prepares for a potential direct hit from hurricane florence. >>> and we head to the racetrack being turned into an emergency shelter. ninety-six hu

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network. he said realizing firing comey might not shorten the probe. >> we think the transcript supports the presidentlly extend the investigation. he said that on the tape. >> sekulow did not offer proof that nbc edited the interview. >>> former national security adviser michael flynn set to be sentenced on december 18th. he pled guilty of lying to the fbi about conversations with the russian ambassador. the retired lieutenant general agreed to cooperate with the russia investigation. the sentencing date suggests the need for flynn's cooperation is coming to an end. >>> new york congress member chris collins is returning to campaigning after being indicted for insider trading charges. last month, collins suspended his campaign while the gop looked for a way to replace him as candidate. in the end, his lawyer said there was no clear path to put a substitute on the ballot. collins is one of the president's earliest supporters in the 2016 campaign. he is calling the charges meritless. >>> the trade war with china and wall street closing in on record highs. global stocks rallied forred -- for the second

it fired up the television networks. will a confirmation vote on judge kavanaugh becoming upset?be coming up soon? does look like a confirmation vote in the senate judiciary committee will be coming up in the next day in d.c., on capitol hill. the republicans on the committee are likely to approve him. the real question is, does this come to the senate floor? senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has said he will guarantee it comes to the floor, that was before yesterday's extraordinary exchange. now the question is, will they bring it to the floor? do they have the votes? majority of the senate, republicans. they can only afford one republican defection if there is no democratic votes for it. whoe are three republicans have not said how they will vote. they have not said that they will vote for judge kavanaugh. it's an open question whether he will get confirmed. probably he would. the question is whether the republicans are willing to do that. that some of the questions have been raised after yesterday's extreme area testimony. does: what implications this have for the midterm

and it would have been awkward for her to stay on as a commentator at the network that just fired her husband, but i feel some sympathy for julie chen since she did nothing wrong. >>> time magazine has been sold again. the tech billionaire co founder of the company sales force personally bought the once dominant news weekly with his wife from meredith corporation which had bought it from time inc. and he says he doesn't plan to impose his political views. the good news time was able to fetch 190 million dollars, the not so good news, print magazines are struggling obviously, which is why it seems that only billionaires like jeff bezos and the washington post can afford to run them anymore. that's it for this edition of immediate kra -- media buzz. i'm howard kurtz. check out my pod cast, we kick around the day's most important stories, you can subscribe on apple itunes, android, fox news pod cast.com. what a show today, so many levels and layers of the kavanaugh nomination, looks like we will get more of it this week. incredible media spectacular. hope you like my facebook page, i pos

the executive producer of this network's flagship broadcast "60 minutes" has been fired. jeff fager has been accused of sexual misconduct. accusations he denies. but it was a threatening text that he sent to a colleague that cost him his job. >> reporter: jeff fager the executive producer of the oldest and most successful magazine news program in history "60 minutes" was fired from cbs news. this july six female former cbs employees told "the new yorker" fager would touch employees in ways that made them uncomfortable after drinking at office parties. 19 current and former employees told "the new yorker" fager allowed harassment in the division. fager vehemently denied all of those claims. fager continued to come to work. on sunday, "the new yorker" reported a new accuser said she felt compelled to speak because she simply can't believe fager is back there. the article described her as a producer who was an intern at cbs in the early 2000s who said he groped her at a work party. in response, he said this san outrageous claim and it didn't happen, it is wrong. fager's depa

he anchored his boat, came ashore, and made up a defensive network rapidly to fire on the returning may be gunner -- navy gunner. thisnk his ship, and to day, people claim there is buried treasure with the ships at the bottom of the lake, and throughout the town, there are spots where lafitte was reported to have buried his treasure. so early on, he had this shipstion for capturing and taking their gold, and taking hold of their contraband and selling it to this person and that person. there was a great deal of what lafitte traded in as typical commodities, but there was also some evidence that he traded in slaves. that has become a problematic issue for people, and part of the debate. many people say lafitte never traded slaves, and others say it was a historical reality. it is hard to pinpoint exactly how long he was in this area, but i think most people would estimate around 5-10 years. he leaves galveston and that area, and goes, -- he either dies or goes south to mexico. but most people say he died around the late 1820's. so most people would say that john lafitte was in this part

is a network has announced that he has been fired but that's really not the end of the argument and there is the question of leslie moonves his pay package as he leaves the organization there are some reports say he will get as much as one hundred million dollars in restitution for his twenty four years of service at c.b.s. the network says they will donate twenty million dollars of whatever he gets to organizations that will help women in the workplace but this is outraged many people across the entire industry as saying that after these allegations of come forward someone like him shouldn't get a penny and it's important to know that leslie moonves is got paid around seventy million dollars per year is chief executive of the network and through stock options is said to be worth something close to a billion dollars but here we have again one of the prime examples of the me too movement is very much harvey weinstein like behavior c.b.s. says it has launched an independent investigation but many people crying out for a clear and transparent investigation to find out exactly what went on bu

the only time we've just were talking about how another news suggesting do not fire rosenstein, also from the stame network, by the way. >> it's really interesting that the president takes direction more strongly from people that he sees on television than people he has hired as his advisers who have strong backgrounds in legal analysis. when he sees them on the screen, he reacts very differently. >> all right, thank you both. great conversation. both have a great weekend. >> thank you. >>> now to an nbc news exclusive with rob goldstone, the man who helped to organize the infamous june 2016 trump tower meeting between donald trump junior and a russian lawyer. he offered don junior information that would increment hillary and dealings with russia. he was referring of course to hillary clinton. goldstone sat down with our cynthia mcfadden for a wide-ranging interview, and among the topics, how he sees that offer now. >> so do you agree with national security officials, both prior and current, who believe that this meeting was a probe set up by the russian government of the trump campaign to see whether they

arsenal.just 10% contained a wiltime-lapse video of the fire burning images from teras to help develop a plan of attack. the cameras are part of a networkeveloped at the university of nevada-reno. >> windy, dry conditions in the north bay and many other parts of the bay area. rob mayeda now with how those conditions, rob, are impacting the fire fight. >> when that fire got started earlier today, we had temperatures in the mid-90s north of calistoga, right now, 66 degrees. wind speeds have come down. humidity levels have recovered slightly. the big delta fire which has closed interstate 5 seeing hotter temperatures in the day. look at the humidity, only 18%. even though some locations are seeing humidity levels come up at night, during the day tomorrow we'll see a repeat of more gusty wind at times out of the northwest, which means very low humidity levels in those hilltops. so fire danger still high for those coastal afternoon. long-term, we'll somhiftg winds which will make challenging for firefighters even as temperatures begin to cool down. i'll have the imptast coming up in about ten minutes. >> thanks so much, rob. >>> in shasta co

state institutions he and al-jazeera strongly deny the allegations and the network continues to demand his release greek police fired tear gas of them strangers in the northern city of thessaloniki thousands of greeks are protesting against the recent diplomatic agreement aiming to end the quarter century name route with neighboring macedonia the deal would see the balkan state renamed north. police estimated around fifteen thousand people were in the crowd the protest coincides with a visit to the city by the prime minister alexis he pressed to unveil his post bail out economic strategy for greece serbia's president has pledged to continue talks with kossovo to resolve the long running dispute between the two alexander of which i was speaking at the start of a two day visit the cost of zero a day after he and this calls of our counterpart called off a face to face meeting in brussels at the last minute possible that cleared independence from serbia ten years.

>> this thursday on the reality tv network, will the president fire -- i mean that's what it sounds like. >> showdown at the ok corral. >> tune in on thursday night at 10:00 if you're going to do it. kaitlan, rosenstein's job has really been in jeopardy today. but today's summoning to the white house, it set washington on edge. what's going on behind the scenes? could the thursday meeting with the president -- could that be it for rosenstein, you think? >> well, that's the question. what happened today didn't resolve that question. it just simply postponed it for a few more days until the president returns from new york. but, don, i can't overstate the chaos that was in the west wing or among senior officials this morning after it was reported about rosenstein offering to resign to john kelly because it really set off this mad dash to figure out what it was that had happened, what conversations had transpired, and that is why we didn't see the white house respond with any kind of statement for hours. that is why you saw no press secretary coming out and saying, this isn't true. this hasn

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jeff fager reportedly fired for a text he sent to a network reporter who was covering the accusations of sexual misconduct against him. abc's adrienne bankert has more. >> reporter: cbs and the respected news magazine "60 minutes" reeling as the leader of the highly esteemed broadcast is out of a job. jeff fager fired, another uncomfortable and untimely bombshell for the network just two days after cbs chairman and ceo les moonves stepped down amid sexual harassment allegations. and months after anchor charlie rose was taken off the air. >> this is about a culture of women saying allegations were being covered up and a lot centered on cbs news and that problem is still there and that includes jeff fager. >> reporter: cbs says the firing was not directly related, but that fager instead violated company policy after sending a threatening text message to a reporter at the network asking him for comment about the latest allegations. >> i am that reporter. >> reporter: jericka duncan reading it. >> he said, quote, if you repeat these false accusations without any of your own reporting to b