. >> gloria allred, yes. >> gloria allred has a lawsuit, through discovery she might be able to obtainclients some of those tapes. because it's a "celebrity apprentice" contestant who is suing them. >> yes. >> so that might an source where those tapes come out. >> uh-huh. >> you said when i asked you why is michael cohen talking to you, the kind of brilliant one-word answer you gave was "surrender" because you are a trump enemy, and here is a trump friend talking to you. so does that mean that michael cohen is surrendering in your mind to the inevitable that he's going to have to tell the truth of what he knows about donald trump? to people like you and the prosecutors? >> what he has left, trump is like, michael cohen, what? who? that guy? i don't know. he worked a little bit for me. he's not my lawyer. and then ivanka and everybody is bad mouthing him to the press. ivanka is the biggest leaker in the white house. >> did michael cohen tell you that? >> no. >> okay. >> if i say, then -- >> who told you that? >> one of the other fbi sources. i'll tell you privately because i don't want

. >> reporter: iconic feminist lawyer gloria allred is representing these women -- >> ainsley parrish>> ashley rodriguez. >> kelly turbo. >> bringing their story center stage. >> i believe they're being targeted and discriminated against because of their gender. >> the houston texans should not have given us a uniform if they did not want us toecome an army. >> reporter: these former cheerleaders -- >> this is ashlin. >> reporter: are suing the texans as well as the cheerleading coach, alto gary. >> page. >> ashlin. >> jackie. >> danielle. >> reporter: two of those women spoke exclusively with abc news. >> making the team was everything you thought it would be, glitter, glitz. i wanted this for years. i was consumed with it. it was my life. then bad things were happening. people being called ugly names. we were being called jelly belly, chunky cheeks. >> reporter: danielle and ashlin were rookies last season. ashlin turned 18 days before trying out. she says her body looked like a teenager's when she made the team. >> this is right after i became a houston texan cheerleader. >> report

texans cheerleaders appeared at a press conference today with prominent women's rights attorney gloria allred. they held a shirt that read $7.25, their hourly rage -- wage. some women claim that they weren't paid at all for working activities including practices, travel expenses and training camp.>> i did not know being a cheerleader meant being exploited.>> the lawsuit is seeking unspecified damages. the texans issued a statement saying, " we are evaluating our procedures and will continue to make adjustments as needed to make the program enjoyable for everyone " >>> workers at the humane society are used to putting dogs and cats up for adoption but a pig? our reporter shows us the unusual rescue.>> reporter: vivian, this 24 pound pig is at the peninsula humane society and is looking for a new home.>> she is healthy, she's a female. she's very friendly and sweet.>> reporter: the communications manager says vivian was found on the street in south san francisco. she is a mystery. they think she is a potbelly pig but do not know for sure and do not know how old or big she might get.>> if she's

. >> reporter: on friday, attorney gloria allred filed a lawsuit on behalf of these women and two othersy were told repeatedly that they were dispensable and disposable, and that the surest way to be fired was to speak out. >> reporter: it alleges that when unpaid appearances are factored in, they earned pennies for each hour worked while suffering hostile scrutiny. in one case, coach alto gary is accused of telling the squad, "i see a lot of jiggle, jiggle," implying they were overweight. in another, he allegedly duct taped down a cheerleader's skin, appearing to mock her size. this is the second lawsuit by cheerleaders filed against the texans in less than a month, and at least the fourth lawsuit or public complaint made by an n.f.l. cheerleader in the past year, including incidents with the miami dolphins and new orleans saints. just last month, former washington redskins cheerleaders described team sponsors invited to watch while the girls posed fopless. in the new lawsuit, cheerleaders for the texans describe being uiraded in the stadium, suite to suite. the suit claimed the cheerle

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today's development brings the total number of plaintiffs to 24.victims' rights attorney gloria allrede case today.. (pam)(pam) (pam) (pam) tyndall told the l-a times ... he has never had sexual urges toward patients, and says, some of his comments to patients were mis- interpreted.the department of education is investigating how the university handled the complaints against him. lawrence karnow: it was hot for much of the bay area away from the coast. temperatures soared into the 90s inland today with cooler 60s at the coast. the sea breeze has been blowing and we could see a few patches of fog at the coast tonight. on the satellite you can see high pressure across california. the strong ridge will bring hot weather again nland tomorrow but some cool fog near the coast will keep temperatures as much as 30 degrees cooler. highs will be in the low to mid 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay with patchy fog along the coast. high pressure will continue to slowly weaken over the next few days allowing for cooler temperatures to creep back in toward the end of the week. the coolest da

. >> reporter: gloria allred filing the lawsuit on behalf of five former cheerleaders. >> they were harassedt filed in a houston federal court alleges the cheerleaders who made $7.25 an hour and forced to make a number of appearances and including out of state without compensation. a spokesperson for the texans said we are proud of the cheerleader program and evaluating procedures and continue to make adjustments and needed to make the program enjoyable for everyone. this is just the latest claim by cheerleaders against the nfl. this week, "the new york times" detailed a practice by teams to use non cheering cheerleaders and dressed in similar outfits to mingle with fans. according to the report, they were paid minimum wage and some allege groped and harassed by fans while working. meanwhile, dennis green stepped down this week after the report last month found that several cheerleaders alleged they were ordered to act for sponsors in 2013 in a calendar shoot and told to pose topless in front of the guests although there was no nudity in the calendar. the spokesperson for the team said he di

company by the way, some of these civil complaints also named the board members of thesepaniess well gloria allredctims' rightsay she doesn't represent the two named victims on who these criminal charges are based but other new york alleged victims as well. she says she thinks in this case previous bad acts are going to play a large role in the justice. and she's urging people to come forward. so is the d.a. by the way, if harvey weinstein is convicted of all of the charges here, he faces more than 50 years behind bars, guys. >> contessa, we'll rely on you to help us understand what's happening at the statereme court contessa brewer in manhattan >>> get a check on where the markets stand as we go to break. dow adding to losses, down about 54 color of the components really describes the take today ibm, microsoft, apple in the green. morgan and utxn e d. ckn a moment you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you k

. >> martha: you've got to love gloria allred.s be something that women should be aspiring to? >> also in my past i was a labor and employment lawyer. yes the players are making millions of dollars per year but they are also bringing in millions of dollars per year. so if these women are alleging that they were paid minimum wage at times and then they were asked to to go to appearances t they never got paid for about the teams got paid for to have them there, those are some interesting questions. you are never going to make what an nfl player can make, and you shouldn't make work near what they make. but if they are not being paid for the hours they worked, that does concern me. >> martha: they are b told, if you don't want to do it, somebody else will. so i get where they are coming from. shannon, thank you so much. you've got it all going on, even if you didn't win those pageants, you are making the rest of us feel like slackers. i will see you at 11. >> thank you. >> martha: a moment of history that many in this country will ne

the women who are being represented by gloria allred held up a shirt at a press conference today that read $7.25, their hourly wage. not only were the women paid minimum wage, they claim they didn't get paid at all for other working activities like practices and training camp. >> women should not have to put up with being paid minimum wage while their male colleagues are paid millions of dollars. >> the lawsuit seeks unspecified damages. meanwhile the texans issued a statement today saying, "we are constantly evaluating our procedures and will continue to make adjustments as needed to make the program enjoyable for everyone." >>> the back and forth continues over offensive remarks by two entertainment figures. president trump says there's a double standard in how each celebrity is treated. reporter lisa seagal has more on the controversy. >> roseanne has been tweeting and all over the map. i don't think there's any shortage of what she has to say. >> reporter: that's hollywood reporter editor at large kim masters after roseanne barr said she would go on joe rogan's podcast and explain

. >> attorney gloria allred found herself looking at a remarkable message.ere it was. the ping of a message on her blackberry. >> when i looked at the e-mail, i just couldn't even believe it. i looked at it about three times. am i really seeing this? >> it was a woman claiming to be the biological mother of both pepper and renee. claiming to be the woman who, according to shirley and barbara, was a child abandoning drug addled prostitute, probably dead. could this woman really be their mother? hardly a claim allred could take on simple faith. >> i asked her to come in and see me the very next day, which she was very anxious and happy to do. i asked her to bring whatever evidence she had. >> in that meeting, the woman presented her evidence. >> she brought some photos that she had of pepper and renee when they were very little. >> she told allred she had been a waitress when the girls were little. brought a photo of that, too, and a picture of shirley and also a photo of a man she said was the girls' father, long since dead. she said her name was geri. >> i a

their attorney gloria allred saying the league responded with this letter saying in part that the nflrtaken a renewed effort working to make sure each club maintains an appropriate and supportive workplace. the letter goes on to say, the league office does not employ cheerleaders nor does it dictate whether clubs have or do not have cheerleaders nor any aspect of their cheerleader programs. >> we wanted courage, action and change. mr. goodell, you dropped the ball. >> reporter: rosa hopeful her story helps spark change. >> i stand here today to try to make sure no other girl or woman has to endure this same humiliation. >> reporter: and the texans had no comment, but following the initial lawsuit, the team released a statement saying in part that it doesn't allow mistreatment of its cheer team or other employees and will vigorously defend against the allegations. guys, back to you. >> all right. marci, thank you. a lot more to come as this lawsuit progresses. >>> coming up on "gma," we'll lighten things up just a little bit. your favorite artists taking the stage at the radio disney m

gloria allred has a client who a judge says you have to get it. my thing is i'm not going to quit. not going to quit until he's out of office. he and his family are awful grifters. if people see a day of him on the board room set of the apprentice and seen how incompetent he was, without people propping him up and lying for him and covering for him, then they would have been oh, my my god, no, he can't be the president. >> even his friends will say the idea he was this titan of business and people voted for a businessman is such a scam. he was talent. he was -- no offense -- >> no, i agree 100%. i shouldn't be president. oh, my god. >> the idea he ran the successful business and people thought they were voting for a successful businessman, he could transfer those skills to the government was a scam. >> right. people in new york knew. he couldn't have been the city council man in new york. he would have never won, mayor or representative or the governor of new york. the only thing he could have won from new york was president of the united states because people of new york knew him.