not that gloria grahame from the woolton picture palace.me in our kitchen, making a bacon butty, asking for tommy sauce! it is the relationship that has meant the most to him. it's affected him the most greatly. i would spend many hours with him just sitting down and asking what were to him probably pointless questions, but to me meant everything. has anyone ever told you you look like lauren bacall when you smoke? yeah, humphrey bogart, and i didn't like it then either. yeah, so, this is the backstage of the playhouse theatre. it's fantastic, isn't it? at the time that gloria was seriously ill in the family home at sefton park, peter was appearing in a play at the liverpool playhouse. the theatre is the location of one of the most moving scenes in the film and peter has a small cameo. it was so strange, you know, surreal, to be on stage with jamie... being you. being me, playing that part and with annette, the wonderful annette bening, being gloria grahame. it was like a time capsule... where am i? what's going on? life is full of surprise

gloria is here, she's very ill. what? how ill? immediately? she came to liverpool when the chips we re she came to liverpool when the chips were down, a place where she felt safe. she wanted to get better. it was futile. i think she knew she was going to die. she knew she had left it late. eventually peter wrote a moving account of the difficult days that followed and the fabulous years which preceded them. the book was published in 1986 and now has been turned into a film starring annette denning and jamie bell as peter. not that gloria grahame, in our kitchen, making a bacon sam wyche!m that gloria grahame, in our kitchen, making a bacon sam wyche! it is the relationship that has most affected him. i would spend many hours of him just sitting down and asking what we re just sitting down and asking what were to him the nine questions but to me meant everything. has anyone told you how you look when you smoke? yeah, humphrey bogart and i didn't like it then either. this is the backstage. fantastic. at the time, gloria was seriousl

nelson and gloria allred had on monday they both said that ms. nelson after the allegations had never seen nor had any contact with judge moore. as it turns out, in 1999, ms. nelson file add divorce action against her then husband mr. harris. guess who that case was before? it was filed in etowah county and the judge assigned was roy moore, circuit judge of etowah county. there was contact. judge moore signed an order in that case as well and we'll talk about that in a minute. we've also had a manned writing expert looking at the evidence that was submitted. you may remember on monday ms. nelson and ms. allred in support really the only piece of evidence they had in addition to the allegations was yearbook, where they claimed it had been sign and look back what they said. everything on that page they said was written by judge moore. judge moore not only denied everything she said before and flatly denies that, and he says, it's not true. we have a handwriting expert, pardon me, that's looking at those, but here's the problem. a handwriting expert

joining us on the phone right now is gloria allred. she's the attorney representing beverly young nelson. gloria, thanks for joining us. so what's your response to roy moore's lawyers? did you hear a denial of beverly nelson's claims or just serious questions as far as he is concerned about roy moore's handwriting? >> well, i don't know what all of his concerns are, but i will say this, wolf. yesterday i e-mailed a letter to the chairs of the united states senate judiciary committee and the united states senate select committees on ethics in which i formally requested that those committees conduct a hearing within the next two weeks regarding the accusations made by the five women who alleged that they were victims of roy moore when they were teenagers. and my client, beverly young nelson, volunteered and she volunteered on monday at our press conference to testify under oath at a hearing before these committees regarding what she alleges roy moore did to her. and we also under the committee to subpoena roy moore to testify under oath

gloria say that is they never had sex when she was 18 years old dating the 32-year-old

gloria, thank you for coming on. before we get to that, what do you make of another round of women coming out in "the washington post" tonight? >> oh, i am so proud of brave women who decide that they're going to tell what they allege is the truth about their lives. it takes a great deal of courage to speak out against a very powerful, well connected person such as roy moore. and i'm sure that they are getting a lot of hate mail or possibly even threats, but still they've decided to tell what they say is their truth. and i just admire them for their courage. what motive could they have? all of these women, and don i ask once again the question, how many women is it going to take for a woman to be believed over the denial of one powerful man? that's the question, and i guess we're going to have to wait to find out the answer. >> well, let's talk about today, gloria, because i've really been wanting to talk to you about this since i heard that press conference. roy moore's team is trying to poke holes in your client be

nelson and gloria allred. do you still hold that everything in that year book was written by judge moore or by somebody else? that's not an accusation, that's a question. and finally, we demand you immediately release the year book to a neutral custodian so that our expert can look at it. not a copy on the internet. the actual document so we can see the lettering and the ink on the page. we can see the indentations and see how old is that ink? is it 40 years old or is it a week old? release the year book so that we can determine is it genuine or is it a fraud? >> mr. jauregui, what do you say -- >> didn't mr. moore say that he knew her? didn't he say that? didn't he say that, sir? >> copies that were shown by mrs. allred. i'll let you pass them out if that's okay. also what we have here is the copy of the divorce papers. not the entire thing. we show the cover page and then what's so important is we show the final page which has judge moore's signature on it. with the d.a. >> two quick questions -- >> we have

and want be distracted by anything else. >> gloria all red on "the situation room" this evening. i want to bring in our plit legal panel. mark, does it make sense to you that gloria allred would not, a, hand over to some neutral party this year book for analysis or to even answer the question about what -- what miss nelson knew or did not know? >> well, the year book, i think, even if you have an independent expert look at it, the independent expert is going to want what's called an exemplar from the time. you can't really -- most handwriting experts are never going to be able to sef conclusively based on somebody who is 70 now and was 30 something at the time. they're going to want exemplars. they would need something to compare it with at the time when he was 32, 33 -- >> when he was the assistant district attorney there must have been plenty kpafls of his handwriting from back then. >> right. and so that's what they would need. and question, i would think that turning over the year book would clear this up, although taking a look at it, a layperson can testify in most jurisdic

>> gloria: ohhh.so sorry, but jack's on a leave of absence, and he's not in the office. >> hilary: i know all about that, okay? i left him several messages. i was hoping that maybe he popped in for an hour or two. >> gloria: no. >> hilary: okay, well, it is very urgent that i speak with him. i'd like to get a lunch date on his calendar. >> gloria: an urgent lunch date. i'll make sure he gets the message. oh! and while i've got you, i saw your nude photos, and you are definitely one hot -- >> hilary: [ sighs ] >> mariah: bad news. roz said our sponsor for tomorrow pulled out because of

today he's going after gloria allred. i suppose it's easier for him and maybe even smarter politically to attack these boogiemen, "the washington post" or gloria allred instead to go after the alabama women who have stories on their face seem credible. >> yeah, absolutely. and, you know, we are in a deep red state here so the liberal media has been -- has become a bogeyman for a lot of voters around here. so it is a very easy approach there for him. and, you know, i've spoken to a couple of these accusers' attorneys over the last several days and they have promised that they are going to start filing lawsuits against judge moore and some of these other people that have come out publicly and deflamed their clients and put them in harm's way because some of these people are fearful for their lives. a couple of ladies have gone into hiding to avoid a lot of the repercussions here. it's really, really shameful how a lot of people around this state behaved towards them. >> anna claire, you said it was somewhat common knowledge

gloria runs a large hospital nearby.the donors and charities, she set up a temporary clinic. we are providing support and help to these communities in particular because they asked us to bring some help because no other agency has come to help them. there is the baby. they are from the community. they left their house. jocelyn isjust two months old. herfather tells me they lost everything they own. 0k. they need water. it does not seem a lot to ask far from one of the richest countries in the world. but puerto rican is have thought neglected by the united states for decades. —— ricans. and now the island is in deep financial crisis. mass unemployment mixed with decades of excessive or rowing by the local government meant puerto rico was facing bankruptcy even before maria hit. -- facing bankruptcy even before maria hit. —— borrowing. nothing. nada. you have no electricity. note. you see? we drink water from... electricity. note. you see? we drink waterfrom... we buy filtered electricity. note. you see? we drink water fro

>> gloria: ohhh. i'm so sorry, but jack's on a leave of absence, and he's not in the office. >> hilary: i know all about that, okay? i left him several messages. i was hoping that maybe he popped in for an hour or two. >> gloria: no. >> hilary: okay, well, it is very urgent that i speak with him. i'd like to get a lunch date on his calendar. >> gloria: an urgent lunch date. i'll make sure he gets the message. oh! and while i've got you, i saw your nude photos, and you are definitely one hot -- >> hilary: [ sighs ] >> mariah: bad news. roz said our sponsor for

he said gloria alred is a sensational leading witch hnt. she's the attorney for claimed credit for giving us roe v. wade which has resulted in the murder of unborn babies and his wife came out about you personally saying in facebook, we knew something was coming. just did not know what next. this is the same gloria allred who did the same thing to trump during his campaign. how do you respond to their claims and personal denigration of you? >> well, erin, i always believe that when there are personal attacks, it usually means they don't have a good argument about what we have stated. and so they're trying to change the subject from my very brave client, beverly young nelson, who alleges mr. moore sexually assaulted her when she was 16 years old and a waitress at the old hickory restaurant there in alabama. and tried to redirect the conversation to me. but as they say in some places in the south, that dog won't hunt, because the issue is roy moore. did he or did he not sexually assault my client? now, she is willing, erin, and she said this

nelson and gloria had on monday, they both said that ms.elson, after the allegations, had never seen nor had any contact with judge moore. as it turns out, in 1999, ms. nelson filed a divorce action against her then husband. guess who that case was before? it was filed and the judge was roy moore, circuit judge of the county. there was contact. judge moore signed an order in that case we will talk about that any minute. we've also had a handwriting expert looking at the evidence that was submitted. you may remember on monday ms. nelson and ms. allred, the only piece of evidence they had in addition to the allegations were the yearbook. they claimed it had been signed and they said specifically. look at what they said. every thing on that page, they said was written by judge moore. judge moore not only has denied everything he she has said befe but has flatly denied that and he said it's not true. we have a handwriting expert let's looking at those. here is the problem. a handwriting expert can't look at a copy on the internet. they have to

and the yearbook, gloria allred has, with the signature of roy moore. he's playing a political game and doing whatever he can to rile up supporters against the establishment. he's not actually having a conversation about sexual assault. >> both accusations are awful. remember, roy moore is accused of touching a child inappropriately. and multiple women, girls, teenagers, say he acted inappropriately towards them. guys, stick around. we're going to come back to you later in the hour. >>> up next, we'll hear from one of roy moore's accusers. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ >>> welcome back. a total of nine women made various sexual assault charges. roy moore denies all of them. this woman spoke to nbc news i

gloria and shannon are still with us. gloria, how significant is this? have seen over the last weeks or since the harvey weinstein stories are a lot of powerful men who have taken a very big, hard and dramatic fall. and i think what it means is that there is a reckoning going on in this country. and that bad behavior will not be tolerated and that women who have been quiet for a very long time have finally decided that they will be protected if they actually tell their stories. and if they tell their stories accurately. and that they are -- you know, there are numbers of them so they feel a little more secure in that are sense. and they also feel i think that there is more of a willingness to believe them than there ever was in the past. so if they speak truth to power now, they really have a sense that they will be listened to in the way that they would want without fearing for their livelihood which was always a problem in the past. so i think it's not just in media and not just in entertainment. i think it's in corporate america and i hope it will you

i call on gloria allred to release the book. or admit that you're just a shill for the anti-moore campaign. if you withhold evidence, you should frankly be disbarred. that's the issue right here. the evidence, the single shred of evidence is a forgery. a hint for next time, if you want to forge something, pretend this is a signature from judge roy moore from 1977, don't add on the initials from his assistant in 1999. that's not the way you're going to win a case. no wonder she doesn't want to show the yearbook. look at the facts. >> janet, ultimately -- >> that's what she's refusing to show us. >> the propriety that would have crossed the lines of the law isn't beverly. this is with leigh corfman. i get what you're doing, and it is savvy, but this isn't anyone on trial. my question is let's talk about the politics of this for a second. i appreciate if we don't go back to allred for a second. >> of course not. >> what is your reaction to the conversation we had about the editorial in the three largest newspapers and al.com denoun

gloria, it's passed its first hurdle in the house of representatives.ow do you see it playing out in the senate? >> i think it's going to be close. i think there are more hurdles there. don't forget the repeal of the health care mandate was not in the house version of the bill. it's in the senate version of the bill and that gives someone like susan collins a lot of trouble. state and local taxes is going to give people some trouble, the deficit implications cause concern among other senators. so there are lots of issues here that have to be played out. there is one big thing that is going for this bill right now and that is that republicans know they have to get something done. they all want to get something done to bring home to the voters and say, yes, we are giving you the tax cuts that we promised we would give to you. now, democrats would say, these aren't the tax cuts that they promised. in fact, you'll get a cut the first year, according to the joint committee on taxation, and then your taxes will go up in the out years and they will say that 13

gloria, i remember on the campaign trail president trump said he was going to sue those women., he did not, but i did ask him to retract, stephanie, and of course he did not retract his statements calling the women liars. so we filed a lawsuit against him, a defamation lawsuit on behalf of summers zerbos in january. we are litigating that. he made a motion to dismiss. we opposed his motion. he has now provided his reply. the court will then rule now that it's fully briefed at some point and/or the court may make it in order for arguments to be used before she rules. we think this should be decided by a jury and not by a tweet in the middle of the night from the bedroom in the white house. >> let me ask you this, gloria. how does summer zervos feel after the weinstein accusations broke? does it empower her or does she feel it was because this was brought up? >> we feel summer is very, very brave. she is courageous. she has been significantly harmed by the president of the united states calling her a liar. she's been harmed in her reputation, harmed in her business economically,

i absolutely agree with gloria that he's trying to muddy the waters here.ing the case about, oh, the judge sees plenty of cases. why provide this paperwork to corroborate that you actually know her. >> just to make her look bad. >> it doesn't really add up and make sense. frankly, i don't know if this is helpful or harmful to the voters in alabama. i think this is what we were hearing during the presidential election when folks were saying donald trump can't get elected when we found out people in polling were not just willing to say they're going to cast their rote to donald trump. i do think there's more support than people are letting on. now, there's a chance that doug jones can win. he's 28% of african-american support to win this election. i don't know what kind of investment that the dnc put out that would support that. so i think we just need to take a step back here. if there are enough moderate republicans in alabama -- i don't like this, the pedophilia is just a little too much for me, perhaps doug jones will be elected senator. but i think we ha

and mark, gloria is saying let's go to the senate committees. i just want to see if what she's saying adds up. she's saying to senate committee, her client is willing to go under oath, but i want to play an exchange between alred and wolf blitzer on this front. here it is. >> why do you need a senate hearing on this? why not put an independent handwriting examiner to go back, look at the yearbook and see if the it was genuine or forgery? >> well, all i can say is the that we want it done in a professional setting to the extent possible. that's the only setting in which people can testify under oath. and that's what we think is most important. >> so mark, to understand whether her offer to testify really is real and something we can say okay, you trust her more because of that, before i wonder which, the only form under which she's agreeing to do so matters. she'll saying she'll to it in front of the senate. is there a chance she'd do that or is this a false flag? >> absolutely not. she has call it had the bluff on them. by them pulling together

gloria allred comes in try to go a little too far on the hearing. with four weeks left the alabamian people are going to decide between a "washington post" fight. that's where roy moore i think wins. i talked to sources with the roy moore campaign and they have drafts of the lawsuit against "the washington post". if roy moore's going to sue, if he really believes like he said, he's going to sue, and then he said to the public, i will be in court and these women can get they're day in court. rhyt mitch mcconnell should apologize and say -- this is a political hit on roy moore in my opinion. and roy moore's got to fix it though. >> i think there's an elegant solution that involve steve bannon not taking a hit. luther strange can re-sign from the seat, zboerch kiv would aappoint a new senator in his place and a new special election where the people of alabama can vote about this in mind. is that necessarily fair to the flats raining for -- running for that seat, no. >> just from a legal standpoint, does it make sense to you, mark, that -- i mean roy mo

i absolutely agree with gloria, he tried to muddy the waters. here. and i'm not buying the case about, oh, the judge sees plenty of cases. and why provide this paperwork then to corroborate you know her? >> just to make her look bad. >> it doesn't add up and make sense. and frankly i don't really know if this is helpful or harmful to the voters in alabama. i know we talked about the polling and sliding in the polls. i think this is what we were hearing in the presidential election, in the general when we folks were saying, donald trump can't get elected, when we found out people in polling were not just willing to say -- >> you think there's more support for roy moore in alabama. >> i think there's more sport than people are letting on. there's a chance doug jones could win. doug jones needs only needs 28% of african-american support to win this election. i don't know what support the dnc has put out to support that. i just think we need to take a step back here. but if there are enough moderate republicans in alabama that are like, look, i don't like

john conyers is an icon in our country. >> and gloria joins us live. congresswoman pelosi called on roy moore to take himself out of the race. we just heard her say conyers deserves due process. >> reporter: that's right. one difference is that in moore's case, a minor is involved. for conyers, pelosi says zero tolerance means consequences and a full investigation should go forward. >> gloria, thank you. >>> let's turn to the senate race in alabama. allegations of assault by roy moore causing a split in the president's own family. abc news learning president trump has taken issue with comments made by his daughter ivanka. here's lana zak. >> reporter: tonight, the president increasingly at odds with his own family, and party. as he boosts the campaign of accused child molester roy moore by urging alabama voters to defeat democrat doug jones. tweeting, "the last thing we need in alabama and the u.s. senate is a schumer/pelosi puppet who is weak on crime, weak on the border. jones would be a disaster!" later adding, "liberal jones would be bad!" >> that'

sorry, gloria, go ahead. >> hang on just a second gloria. because let me add another layer. as we've all been talking about national implications jason carol has just been seated next to me. so this signals to me you have more. >> right. literally just a few moment it is ago got off the phone with richard wells. >> who is that? >> he is the stepfather of one of those who alleges when she was 14 years old moore had two inappropriate encounters with her back in 1979. when i asked him about what had happened, he said that his step daughter is a very strong woman. he said that the family stands by what was reported in "the washington post." he said that women are oftentimes stronger than men. and this is an example of that. i also asked if he felt at any point that there would be any sort of fallout from these allegations that are being made. and he says, we are not worried about any fallout, not any fallout at this time. so i wanted to add that just to recap in 1979 this woman says when she was 14 years old she had two encounters with moore, that they hugged and kissed. and the

her attorney gloria allred is here next. that counts. it's a phone for mom.y, well, it's also that counts, too. no, the network. is inside the phone? around the phone. awarded network ever. count on it. here you go. as the network it's on. so give the best unlimited for four lines. lower back pain has met its match aleve direct therapy. the only remote controlled tens device that's drug free, wire free for deep penetrating lower back pain relief. and now get aleve direct therapy with $10 off at your local target. the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try parodontax toothpaste. ♪ >>> embattled republican senate nominee roy moore trying to defend himself against accusations of molestation and misconduct. >>> these allegations are completely false. they're malicious. specifically, i do not know any of these women nor have i engaged -- have i ever engaged in sexual misconduct with any woman. >> joining us

. >>> next, john jay college of criminal justice professor gloria browne-marshall discusses the struggle of african-american women to obtain voting rights in the u.s. this forum also examined the history of the 15th amendment, which gave african-americans the right to vote. this event was held at the university of the south in suwanee, tennessee. >>> good morning, everyone. my name's john mccartle. i'm the vice chancellor and president of the university of the south here at suwanee, tennessee. also i'm proud to say a member of the history department. and in those several capacities it's a pleasure for me to welcome all of you attending this symposium in person. as well as our audience on c-span to this second annual symposium on constitutional issues. this year we examine the 15th amendment and invite a conversation as our program states on suffrage in light of the hopes and realities of american identity and governance. in many ways this university is the ideal venue for such a conversation. envisioned as a great national episcopal institution by a group of founding bishops in the 1850s

so this is all a joke, gloria? as i your defense. here's what msnbc described. >> he took a picture which is office says is a joke that showed him potentially not actually groping but mark whipping her. >> jesse: sows a potential boat, mock group, but it gets worse. the washington post who led the charge against roy more than posted this. i'm a feminist. i study rape culture, and i don't want african to resign. support is the left stand? it seems market. the left is not tried to prevent a make this about president trumps history with women. here's urban radios april ryan trying to divert the conversation fair sanders. >> she said that i have looked at everything in the past because i told you have he behaved, would you say to that as it relates to the allegatio allegations. >> i think hillary clinton should have dealt with her own issues before running for president. >> jesse: ouch, that hurt. but she makes a good point. the left is being left to recommend brooklyn's past. he settled sexual harassment lawsuits by multiple women and w

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get that close to a presidential candidate. >> and i want to ask you about that in a moment, but gloriat of all, the word extraordinary, it seems fair. we just at this point, we don't know the motive. was it as john says, to hide from someone. just hide income? we have no idea. we do know that no normal person would have cell phones registered under fake names. multiple passport, maybe. but not a fake name. >> well, and you know, the question that john raises i think is the right one, which is how did the trump campaign bring him in. and the answer to that i think is that they didn't know. that there was not extreme vetting to use the president's terminology. of a lot of the people who were coming into the campaign. and the reason they brought matter of fa manafort into this campaign is because he had a skill or they thought he did. they thought they were going to face a contested convention and paul manafort had helped gerald ford in 1976 on that very same issue. and so he had been recommended as someone you know u, he knows how to deal with delegates, how to count these delegates and

gloria allred and accuses moore of assaulting her in 1977. she was a waitress where roy moore was a regular customer and her name is beverly young nelson and he offered to drive her home from work one night and this happened. >> i got into his car in the passenger seat and he began driving. i thought he would get on the highway, but instead he drove to the back of the restaurant. i was not immediately alarmed as there was an exit from the back of the restaurant to the street, and he could drive there to my house without getting on the highway. however, instead of driving to the street, he stopped the c car -- he stopped the car and he parked his car -- in between the dumpster and the back of the restaurant where there were no lights. the area was dark, and it was deserted. i was alarmed and i immediately asked him what he was doing instead of answering my question, mr. moore reached over and began groping me, him putting his hands on my breasts. i tried to open my car door to leave, but he reached over and he locked it so i could not get out.

we'll, obviously, hear new information or we're told we'll hear new information from gloria allred and her client who is an additional accuser. do you think at this point any information that would prompt roy more to say, okay, i'll drop out of this race. he seems very dug in. what is your sense? >> i just shook his hand last night face-to-face. he removed the chief justice there twice and they're building campaign, kasie. mitch mcconnell already spent $30 million against us in the runoff and he lost. that's why kayla moore just posted on facebook saying they have evidence that they are building in which suddenly payments have suddenly gone to these accusers. essentially what they're telling these people and represented you in alabama. >> vaughn hillyard down in alabama and garretthaagarretthe you. >>> also an msnbc political strategist and amber philips a political reporter for "the washington post." thank you for joining us this afternoon. it seems like we're in for another wild ride today. amber, i want to start with you because this does seem to be a very significant shift in clima

manny's visiting gloria's family for about a month -- i hope. i just got to get him on a plane before gloria has a meltdown and changes her mind. 'cause if he doesn't go to colombia, colombia comes to me. it's happened before. [ all shouting in spanish ] [ shouting continues ] oh, my god. [ high-pitched voice ] oh, my god! what?! oh! it's mitchell. we won.

:53 gloria acompaÑ hoy a su tio nemesio a san francisco...u abogada anunciaron que han entablado una demanda en contra de la compania pg&e, despus de que el incendio en redwood valley en mendocino, acabara con sus casas. 23:37 mi prima dijo, fui a ver mi casa y todo lo que teniamos quedo en 3 pies de cenizas 23;42 poco quiso hablar al respecto nemesio...solo que eran las dos de la manana de ese 9 de octubre, cuando se iba a trabajar y vio la llamarada.... nemesio ruiz/perdio su casa en redwood valley 18:29 impotencia de no poder hacer nada record las palabras de un rescatista antes de salir huyendo. 18:54 teniamos 5 minutos para salirnos, o sino? nos ibamos a quemar yo creo 18:58 a nombre de el, su hermano armando ruiz y adrian garcia, se entablo la demanda...su abogada acusa a pg&e de negligencia extrema en mantener sus equipos y la vegetacion que los rodea, como lo exige la ley. mary alexander/abogada demandante 3:51 fracasaron en proteger al publico poniendo sus ganancias por encima de la seguridad 23:57 por salvar poquito dinero arriesgan

. >> what did you think, gloria?he doesn't understand the office he occupies, period. he is the president of the united states. he was talking to heros, and instead of being graceful throughout in his extemporaneous remarks, he couldn't get beyond himself. he does this time and time again. it's all about him. it's all about his political fights. it's all about his tweets, et cetera, et cetera, and i just think that very often, almost always, it takes time for a person to grow into the office of the presidency. it's difficult to do that. but he's been there ten months. i think enough time has passed. >> he was honoring these world war ii heros that are all now in their late 80s and 90s. they had come in there to be honored and i suspect the last thing they wanted to hear was elizabeth warren being called pocahontas. >> absolutely. or to be pulled into a political fight. this was an event that rises above politics. these are national heros, and the president, as he often does, slipped back into campaign rally mode, sta

i was wrong, and i apologize. >> gloria and david back with me.avid, let me begin with you on this one. you know, a person can lie about something and a person can apologize on television, for all of the world to see, but you can't do both. why is he lying? >> the time to have called it inauthentic if you believed it was inauthentic was during the campaign when that tape came out and he was in crisis, and after that tape came out everyone thought he was done. so that's the time that you would have said it was inauthentic and presented proof, but again, this is a detail in "the new york times" story, apparently, he told a senator and he's mentioned it before, but there's no consistency with president trump on these things. i feel like his answers can vary on topics whether it be roy moore, whether it be these access hollywood tapes and whether it be he wants a bipartisan tax bill and given the day and who he's talking to and that's why it's hard to get inside his head and understand what he's conveying? >> is it possible, gloria borger, that he for

. >> so he said one of the accusers he doesn't know is this accuser gloria nelson. and know her attorney gloria allred is going after him. what is moore saying about that? >> well, you'll remember when beverly nelson held that press conference she had a yearbook that she said moore signed. he said good morning, alabama, day eight of gloria allred's refusal to turn over her fake yearbook for third-party examination. this is clearly part of the campaign to discredit the accusers and what they have been telling reporters about roy moore's action when they were teenagers. this is going to continue. it's clearly what they've been doing in this campaign. >> lastly, he also alluded to potential legal action. what did roy moore say specifically about that? >> well, he was very vague in that interview that we showed some clips of earlier. you know, he said that they were looking into it, that things like this take time, so obviously it's unclear exactly whether or not his campaign is planning to pursue legal action against either the women or the "washington post," which fir

first, judge moore adamantly, and without any hesitation, rebuked gloria allred and beverly nelson forthe false allegations concerning the yearbook. on wednesday, one of our attorneys pointed out the message in the yearbook had been altered, faked, to look like moore's signature and the moore campaign has called on nelson's attorney, gloria allred to release this yearbook for further analysis. she has refused. allred has refused. and she said on msnbc that even if the yearbook entry was altered, it would not affect the integrity of the allegation. allegations are words. they are not facts. allegations are words. they are not indictments. and they are not charges. it would not affect the integrity of their allegation? that's ridiculous. the yearbook was her star witness, and the witness has failed. nelson's stepson took it upon himself to even post a video saying that he believed his stepmother was lying, being deceptive, and she did that for financial gain. in additional news reports, nelson's former boyfriend at the time alleged that when this incident took place that the nelson story

gloria riviera for us from washington, thank you, gloria. >>> and now to new developments in hollywood's widening sexual misconduct scandal. the nypd says it's gathering evidence for a potential rape charge against harvey weinstein. >> there are also reports scotland yard is investigating kevin spacey's alleged sexual assault of a man back in 2008. this as netflix gives the "house of cards" star the ax. abc's eva pilgrim is here with details on all of this. eva, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, guys. overnight netflix making a big statement saying they don't want anything to do with "house of cards" if kevin spacey is a part of it. the production house that creates the hit show has suspended the actor. this as allegations against some of hollywood's once seemingly untouchable power players now turn into criminal investigations. new this morning, possible charges looming for former hollywood power producer harvey weinstein. >> we have an actual case here. >> reporter: new york city police now saying they are gathering evidence to potentially arrest weinstein for rape, but t

we're with the woman standing up for so many other victims, attorney gloria allred. >> we're not going to live in fear anymore. >>> serial killer caught? a mcdonald's worker in tampa arrested in connection to a string of murders that held this community hostage for nearly two months. how the police sifted through more than 5,000 tips to catch the alleged killer and the key piece of evidence they say links the suspect to all four victims. really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. we're alaska airlines. and we don't just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. we fly app developers to mexico city. novelists to nashville. and pilates instructors to palm springs. sure, we love a good glacier. but we also like a little cocoa butter. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. we begin with the new allegations that have once again toppled a titan. "today" show host matt lauer now fired as more women come forward with claims of inapp

gloria riviera, abc news, baltimore. >>> and we have an update on that one woman's effort to pay back homeless man who spent his last $20 to help her out. >> i love this story. kate mcclure set up a gofundme page to raise money for the man who helped her on the side of the road, johnny bobbitt jr., when she was out of gas on the side of the road late at night. johnny is a veteran from north carolina, with a good heart, according to a friend back home. >> her goal was to raise $10,000 to try and help him out. but the total is now approaching $300,000. kate posted her response to that, saying, unreal. to pay it all forward and use some of that money to help others in the homeless community as well. >> when it was just over a thousand dollars, he was like, this will change my life. 300,000. >> $300,000. what a beautiful thing. >> he won the powerball. >> last $20 to his name and he used it to buy her gas. >> so nice. >>> well, coming up, we'll see if our pig-skin predictions from yesterday were right. >> ooh. >>> plus the incriminating video of this english teacher that got her escorted

it features gloria browne-marshall and michael carmen. gloria browne-marshall is an associate professor of constitutional law at john jay college of criminal justice at the city university of new york. she teaches classes in race, law, evidence, gender, and justice. a graduate of the university of missouri at columbia, she received a law degree and masters degree in government. she is a former civil rights attorney who has litigated cases for the southern poverty law center as well as the and aa cp. -- naacp. member of the supreme court of the united states and a fellow at the american bar association and has broken on race and constitution to both national and international audiences. she is the article of many articles on several books including "race, law, and 16th century america to the present." her forthcoming book is entitled "salem witch trials and the law." gloria browne-marshall has been the recipient of several awards including an award for her work with civil rights in women's issues and the wiley college of women in excellenc