defense attorneys, and they're leaving, because gloria allred representing one of the accusers, hasaken to the microphone. let's listen. >> do you want to go over there is that what you want to do? this is a legal reckoning for harvey weinstein. the three witnesses whom i represent have been role models in courage. without them and their willingness to testify under oath in this case and without their willingness to be subjected to an intense and brutal cross-examination, this result would never have been won. mimi haley is one of the two victims in this criminal case, and she is my client. mimi sacrificed her right to privacy in the interest of justice. annabella sciorra was a very brave witness on this predatory sexual conduct. and a prior bad witness, also one of the two victims in the los angeles case against harvey weinstein, which will be prosecuted in los angeles very soon. all of my three clients should be considered heros of the women's movement and victims' rights movement. these witnesses told their truth under oath despite what many people felt were unfair attacks on the

centered around the accusations of just women, jessica mann and mimi haleyi, who's represented by gloria allred. >> she has invested so much time in working with law enforcement and what was a very brutal cross-examination. and she went through all of that for the cause of justice. >> what was mimi's reaction? >> well, she's very happy. >> reporter: mimi haleyi was a production assistant on "project runway," a weinstein production. she says weinstein sexually assaulted her at his soho apartment in 2006. >> i told him no, no, no. but he insisted. >> mimi testified that he grabbed her, tried to kiss her, she resisted, that he forced her onto the bed, that he pulled out her tampon and then engaged in a forced act of oral sex on her. >> reporter: the jury found weinstein guilty of criminal sexual assault tied to that incident. >> in the end these jurors clearly found her to be credible and they found her account to be credible. and it's important to remember that the other witnesses who testified in this case about harvey weinstein doing things very similar to them probably bolstered mimi haleyi's

not guilty to the charges and say the sexual encounters were consensual. >>> celebrity lawyer gloria allred is demanding answers in another sex crimes case, the one that involves jeffrey epstein. allred plastered this yellow school bus with a large banner of the prince's face asking him to call the fbi and it was driven right in front of the palace. >> there are be no justice without the truth. and there will be no truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, unless prince andrew stops hiding the truth from the fbi and from the public. this is unacceptable. >> the prince was a long time friend to jeffrey epstein and was forced to step back from his royal duties after an interview about his relationship with the accused sex trafficker. >>> a rebranding in the works for prince harry and meghan markle as they prepare to exit their roles as senior members of the royal family. the couple will no longer be allowed to use the sussex royal name on any eir projects, including their charity foundation. they had filed a trademark application for the term, but have since withdrawn it. harry and me

in moments, gloria allred who also represent other accusers joins me exquisitely tonight.ef breaking news correspondent trace gallagher. >> the prosecution's case took two weeks with 28 witnesses including six women who claim that harvey weinstein sexually assaulted them. but the charges in this trial are based only on the testimony of two women with partial testimony from a third. the "sopranos" actress annabella and jessica man who testified that the movie producer raped her twice. and claims weinstein forced oral sex on her. made a move on her while they sat on the couch, though she rejected him kept pulling him told her, for he pushed her on the bed and held her down. said she repeatedly said no, even telling him she was on her period. watch. >> i would not have wanted anyone to do that to me, even if the person had been a romantic partner. i remember harvey after rolling over on his back saying, don't you feel we are so much closer to each other now? >> weinstein claims the encounters were consensual and the messages that the women sent to weinstein after the alleged

joining me, one of harvey weinstein's accusers and her attorney, gloria allred.were saying what a great day it was. it took years and millions of voices raised for one man to be held accountable by the justice system. now that it has, mimi, how does it feel to be one of the key voices. >> i am happy we got there. i just hope that it will keep evolving in that direction. i feel like it is really a new day, it gives me a lot of hope that we're making progress and so yeah, i'm just very, very grateful that the jury showed that they understand the reality of sexual assault and sexual assault victims. these particular obviously, but it speaks volumes where we're at. >> she was so brave, and of course she is the victim for whom charges were filed of sexual assault, criminal sexual assault, and he was convicted they found beyond a reasonable doubt, that he should be convicted of it. now he faces sentence of between 10 and 25 years because mimi had the courage to testify. and that's so, i mean, it is amazing. and this is the result. >> to put that courage into some persp

: mimi and two of the witnesses in this case were represented by famed women's rights attorney gloria allreds a legal reckoning. what message does this send to prosecutors? >> that a woman who has been raped or sexually assaulted will be believed by a jury. >> we've been like stuck in this very outdated ideas about what, you know, who a rape victim is. and i think that we're beginning to understand the reality, which is more often than not, people know their attacker, and it brings with it all kinds of complicated, you know, emotional confusion. >> this case could embolden prosecutors and victims to come forward more and take more chances in prosecuting cases that maybe ten years ago they couldn't win. >> reporter: the disgraced hollywood power broker was acquitted on the three other charges, including first degree rape and two counts of predatory sexual assault, avoiding a potential life sentence. >> this was about two cases, both of which had issues. and the fact that a prosecutor's got convictions on both of them is a big win. >> reporter: tonight, weinstein remains in custody at bellevue

hailey's attorney gloria allred spoke after court. >> it was pretty tense in the courtroom no one knew whether in the next 20 minutes that they might, in fact, suddenly be able to not be hung and have a unanimous verdict. >> reporter: the jury's question suggested it reached a decision on the three other three charges involving hailey and mann which could mean they found weinstein guilty on at least one count. and remain conflicted over the testimony weinstein pleaded not guilty to all of the charges and denied nonconsensual sex. late today, the judge said he will not accept a partial verdict at least for now, adding deadlock are often broken with time and that's exactly when they will have deliberations begin again on monday. lester >> stephanie gosk in new york city, thank you. >>> also breaking this evening, wells fargo has been fined $ billion by federal regulators after employees created millions of fake accounts, fake bank accounts, without customers' permission. jo ling kent now with that story. >> reporter: tonight, the country's fourth largest bank wells fargo is paying up agr

attorney gloria allred represents one of his accusers. >> i have confidence the prosecution has presented the best possible case. >> reporter: weinstein is charged with raping a n in a hotel room in march of 2013 and forcibly performing a sex act on a woman in 2006. the defense claimed all sexual encounters were consensual, and urging the jurors to use what the defense attorney called new york common sense. she argued the prosecution failed to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. >> we feel good about where we are. this is a case that should be about evidence. it shouldn't be about emotion or feelings, and it's not a popularity contest. >> reporter: during the weeks long trial, weinstein chose not to testify in his own defense. he faces possible life in prison if convicted. >> jury deliberations are expected to begin tuesday following the president's day holiday. >>> darren peck is in the weather center with our valentine's forecast. pretty nice day out there, darren. >> i say so. we got rid of all the clouds, kept it pretty warm. whatever your plans are for this evening, maybe bri

the laywer, gloria allred, who's been cammpaigning for decades on behalf of victims of sexual violencetagious and i hope the courage in my clients resonates around the world. so women know that change is possible. change has come today. reporter: were you thinking about testifying? arthur aidala: he didn't have to. during the trial, harvey weinstein chose not to testify, but his defence team claimed the sex was consensual, citing warm emails and other communications with his accusers months after the attacks. the cards were stacked so much against him, before we even walked into the court. since october 2017 when the magazine articles came out. it is ridiculous that there has been such a cross hairs on his back. this is a dramatic fall for the one—time king of hollywood. a mogul who acted like he owned the red carpet. but above all it is a milestone moment for the #metoo movement, which has found an ally in the us courts. the women have been heard. he said one thing, but it was what she said that mattered. the people versus harvey weinstein — history as her story. nick bryant, bbc news

the laywer gloria allred who has been cammpaigning for decades on behalf of victims of sexual violence contagious and i hope the courage in my clients resonates around the world. so women know that change is possible. change has come today. were you thinking about testifying? he didn't have to. harvey weinstein chose not to testify in the trial, but his defence team claimed the sex was consensual, citing warm emails and other communications with his accusers months after the attacks. the cards were stacked so much against him, before we even walked into the court. since october 2017 when the magazine articles came out. it is ridiculous that there has been such a cross hairs on his back. this is a dramatic fall for the one—time king of hollywood. a mogul who acted like he owned the red carpet. but above all it is a milestone moment for the #metoo movement, which has found an ally in the us courts. the women have been heard. he said one thing, but it was what she said that mattered. the people versus harvey weinstein — history as her story. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. let's get some

but attorney gloria allred described the verdict as a legal reckoning. she represents 3 of weinstein's accusers. >> this is the age of empowerment of women. and you cannot intimidate them anymore because women will not be silenced. >> reporter: weinstein will be sentenced on march 11th and could face up to 25 years behind bars. >> again, reports weinstein has been taken to a new york city hospital after complaints lehis st pains. gasacoasgat l wiwhere he faces 4 counts of felony sexual assault in los angeles. now the screen actor's guild released a statement saying in part we hail the courage and conviction of the powerful survivors who brought this case to trial. this verdict sends a thunderous message to other harassers and abusers, you can't run, you can't hide any longer. >>> actor jussie smollett is pleading not guilty to new charges for reportedly staging a phony attack. the case was dismissed last year, but prosecutors filed new charges. the former empire actor appeared in a chicago room earlier today. he's accused of faking a racist homophobic at

the lawyer, gloria allred, who's been campaigning for decades on the half of victims of sexual violencee is contagious, and i hope the courage of my clients resonates all around the world so women know the change is possible beach change has come today. where you thinking about testifying? during the trial, harvey weinstein chose not to testify, but his defence team claim the sex was consensual, citing warm e—mails and other communications with his female accusers that continued for months after the attacks. the cards were stacked so much against him before we even walked into this courthouse. since october, 2017 when the first magazine articles came out, it's just ridiculous that there's been such a crosshair on his back. this is a dramatic fall for the king of hollywood, a mogul who acted like he owned the red carpet. but above all it's a master moment for the #metoo movement. this globalfight for justice has found #metoo movement. this globalfight forjustice has found an ally in the us criminal court. the women have been heard. he said one thing, but it is what she said that mattered

therney gloria allred says age of the empowerment of women is here and men like harvey weinstein shouldsurprised to face consequences for their actions. i new york jury today convicted weinstein on charges of rape and sexual assault. -- already told journalists outside of the court that she was thrilled with today's guilty verdict because "women were believed." empowermente age of against women. women will not be silenced. they will speak up. they will have their voice, they will stand up and be subjected to your small army of defense attorneys cross-examining them, attempting to discredit them, andliate them, shame them, they will still stand in their truth. a jury five days. his legal team says he will appeal. at a memorial for her late bryant today, vanessa says the world saw kobe as a basketball legend but to her, he was her best friend and protector. she and kobe talked about how they looked forward to becoming the cool grandparents after their kids had their own grandchildren. kobe bryant, his daughter, and last others work killed month and a helicopter crash. she said her 13-year

gloria allred is her attorney. good morning. thanks for being here.nd guilty on was directly related to your testimony. what did it mean to you to hear that verdict? >> i was just, it was a huge relief, really. it was a huge relief that the jury got it. i felt just very grateful that they, that i had been heard and believed, and, yeah, i mean, i'm still processing, i think. but it was just like a relief. >> did you feel the jury may not rule in your favor? >> i wasn't sure what was going to happen, to be honest. i wasn't, you know, i mean, the statistics say that most rapists go, walk. so, i didn't know which way it would go. but i'm just very relieved and grateful and happy that it feels like we're making progress. >> this verdict demonstrates cases like yours can be brought and the charges can be successful. so i'm curious, what do you hope other survivors take away from your experience and this verdict? >> well, i mean, i'm just -- i just think that we're being educated about the reality of sexual assaults and sexual assault victims, and what sexua

farmer producer saw his alleged victims as disposable and never expected them to come forward, gloria allred represents one of weinstein's accusers. >> i have confidence that we have presented the best possible case. in >> he is charged with a woman in a hotel room in 2013 and forcibly forming a sex act on a woman in 2006. all sexual encounters were consensual, and using what he called new york common sense, she argued the prosecution failed to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt and she urged euros to have the courage to say not guilty. >> this is a case that should be about evidence, not emotion, feelings, it's not a popularity contest. >> during the trial, he chose not to testify in his own defense, he faces possible life in prison if convicted. michael george, cbs news, new york. >> deliberations are expected to begin on tuesday following the presidents' day holiday. >>> the justice department is dropping an investigation into andrew mccain, the former f vi deputy director who is a frequent target of president donald trump. he was fired in 2018 after an inspector general's report

the lawyer asked the judge to issue a gag order against the attorney gloria allred representing one accuser. >> the court declined to remove me from the courtroom and said they could call me as a witness. >> weinstein, the former movie mogul charged with raping in a manhattan hotel room in 2013, and sexually assaulting another woman in 2006 but weinstein says all encounters are consensual. he is facing separate charges in a separate case in los angeles. >>> the nfl team owners meet today new york to talk about her labor deal with the players union. the team owners are not expected to vote on any ideas but the new collective bargaining agreement with the players could be worked out at the nfl combine in indianapolis next week. it includes adding more teams to the whales, more postseason games and the 17 regular-season games. layers are pushing for a bigger share of revenues with an extra bye week and more roster spots. >>> greg robinson is in jail right now and federal agents found 157 pounds of marijuana in his car. according to the court records robinson and to make other men were driving

attorney gloria allred all live in times square. with your "gma first look" kenneth moton, abc news, new york. >>> on the peninsula, a home in san bruno got a visit from a mountain lion. a camera captured this big cat strolling up to a house yesterday and as you can see it has no problem gaining over a hyphe hyphens. this is a reminder to keep pets inside because mountain lions tend to be most active at dawn, dusk, and i want to see it again. that's close? >> not for me. >> i'm good. >>> a new push to make sure families with young kids can sit together on planes without having to pay more. consumer reports to stop domestic airlines for charging extra for a preassigned seat. aisle and window seats often cost more so family book the best deals. they may end up separated on the plane. consumer reports says this is a safety issue and airlines should prioritize safety over profits. >>> sometimes you can find the best travel bargains during the spring. >> and this year if you're looking for somewhere to go perhaps you should head to rome.

gloria allred, representing the victim, was in the courtroom, calling the jurors request a positive signtigative services that he retained, in order to investigate women, such as my client, that was red flagged, these were women that might talk to reporters. >> reporter: harvey weinstein is charged with five counts of and sexual assault. you said that encounters were consensual. if found guilty on the charges, he faces life in prison , and more charges in los angeles. >>> i hope you got outside today. i had my lunch outside. it was nice out there. we have very warm temperatures right now. this is a pattern that we will see increasing tomorrow. we do have clouds in the area in the north bay. we will see those increase as we go through the night. check out berkeley at 68 degrees. we have 68 right there, and 68 and oakland. it is 68 degrees in nampa. we should be in the low 60s this time of the year. we are taking a live look a san francisco. it is beautiful. this evening, we will see a warmer night. we have increasing clouds. the clouds will act as insulation. the lows will not dip into th

deliberations began, there was a verbal altercation between harvey weinstein's defense attorney and gloria allred, representing the harvey weinstein accusers. this came one day after allred denied accusations that she had lanced to do harvey weinstein.>> reporter: they have nothing, they will find nothing at they try to investigate me. >> reporter: allred said her clients are waiting for justice. in hollywood, some actresses say the cascade of allegations against harvey weinstein have had a significant impact on the industry. >> it is changed everything. it has been case after case. i think it will be unimaginable for him to get off.>> reporter: harvey weinstein phases twocharges . these charges carry a maximum sentence of 25 years in prison. in new york, ryan dennis, foxnews. >>> we are joined in studio by legal analyst, michael cardoza. it is good of you to drop by. we appreciate it. harvey weinstein's attorney said they would accept a partial verdict here. the judge said no. she said to the jury, you need to get back there and continue deliberations until you can reach a unanimous verdict. how

the lawyer gloria allred represents several other women who've made allegations against harvey weinsteinon many cases involving womens‘ rights. she spoke outside the court. my clients bravely stood in their truth and refused to be intimidated, bullied, ashamed into substantially or shamed into changing their testimony about what the defendant did to them. i'm very proud of them, i am very happy the jury delivered the verdict that was read in court today as to mimi and as tojessica whom i do not represent. one of the first people to publically accuse weinstein of rape was the actor rose mcgowan, who has been the most vocal about seeking justice. speaking to the bbc, she pointed out how difficult it is for women to get heard. "the fact that we are white women and attractive and of some means and it still took this many of us to even get him to have one day in courtjust sends you the message very clearly how almost impossible it is to even be heard, period, let alone any kind of conviction." italian model, ambra battilana gutierrez, was one of several women who came forward to report harvey

. >> gloria allred, who represents at least three of the victims, one who was represented in this trialreckoning. she says harvey weinstein was shamed in the court of public opinion, but this one is the real momentum here because he was convicted in a court of law. >>> we turn now to another story making headlines, the fight against the coronavirus. the world health organization says countries should prepare for a pandemic. >> the trump administration has unveiled a $2.5 billion plan to purchase vaccines, treatment, and protective equipment. word of that effort comes with the number of cases in the u.s. climbing to at least 53. >> fears about the virus are wreaking havoc on stocks. overnight most asian markets suffered sharp losses, and here in the u.s. the dow started the week by losing more than 1,000 points. >> italy has locked down a dozen towns because of the virus. about 50,000 residents have been told to stay home. the virus is blamed for at least 12 deaths in italy. >>> turning to the race for the white house with the leading democrats poised to face off in debate number 10. thi

. >>> prince andrew being targeted gloria allred, a school bus was driven by buckingham with a picturef the prince and a message, asking him to call the fbi and answer their questions about jeffrey epstein. >>> that is the cnbc news update at this hour back to you, wilf and morgan. >>> energy has gotten slapped over the past decade, the worst performing sector, and that's in part, of course, two oil's volume tiff. rahel solomon is having a look >> take a look at that wild ride over the last ten years. you can see the prices spiked in may of 2011 at around $114 a barrel fast forward to february 2016 when that growth started to slow and also rising supply concerns. you see prices tank to around 2550 a barrel. oversupply is still a major focus, especially as u.s. production has more than doubled in that time frame one company we have seen trade almost in lock step has been marathon oil on the other hand, two big refiner names, they have outperformed the sector and largely avoided crude's crush. they're both up between 200 and 400% morgan, back to you rahel thank you very much. growth stoc

attorney gloria allred represents one of weinstein's accusers. >> mr. weinstein was powerful, he manipulated these women. >> reporter: the 67-year-old is charged with raping a woman in a hotel room in march of 2013 and forcible ly performing a sex acn 2006. the prosecutor called weinstein a predator and master of his universe who viewed his victims as ants he could step on and disposable. the hollywood producer fidgeted and agitated as she continued. she recalled the testimony of one woman who testified weinstein raipd her in the '90s. >> at this point it's in the jury's hand. >> reporter: weinstein's lawyer argued that prosecutors delivered an alternative universe. >> this is a case that should be about evidence. not emotion. not about feelings. not a popularity contest. >> the prosecutor fired back there's no blurred lines. this is a crime. now the decisionp to the jury of seven men and five women. >>> jury trial weinstein chose not to testify in his own defend but maintained any sexual encounters were consensual. >>> in cayce, south carolina, investi

. >> attorney gloria allred represents one of the victims. harvey weinstein is accused of abusing mimi hail lie and jessiess jessica mann. >> counts one and three involve testimony from score core who claims weinstein raped her in the early '90s. rikki klieman. >> reporter: if harvey weinstein is convicted of any of the three counts he's facing serious time in prison. >> deliberations will continue for a fifth day on monday. weinstein has maintained throughout the month long trial his relationships were consensual. a pending verdict here in new york weinstein faces charges of sexual assault in los angeles. >>> an arrest has been made in the bizarre case of two missing children and their mother who ran off to hawaii. during the investigation prosecutors are describing lori vallow as a flight risk as with she made her first court appearance on friday. jonathan vigliotti reports from hawaii. >> reporter: lori vallow is in a jail cell her bail set at $5 million. for months vallow had been living in hawaii with her husband chad daybell who was que

attorney gloria allred represents several weinstein's alleged victims. >> the prosecutor sliced and diced him until there was next to nothing left of him. >> it's one thing to be able to defend against one excuser, maybe even two. but really difficult, if not almost impossible to defend against six. >> cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman says the defense will now have to sow doubt into stories of all six women. >> they have to use experts to both show memory could be false, but also that these women have a reason to accuse the way that they did. >> the defense plans on calling a memory expert and others over the next few days. if convicted weinstein could spend the rest of his life in prison and remember not just this case in new york but he's also facing charges in los angeles. >> about a week to go in this trial? >> about a week from what we under. we'll see what happens. >>> right now it is 7:18. time to check your local weather. >>> we have much more news ahead. cbs news investigation we're tracking how a toxic material called coal ash is being brought to the u.s. mainland and how we

eric: gloria allred and other attorneys in the trial of disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinsteinationships, they said, with him after the alleged sexual assaults. let's bring in our legal panel, we have a guest in the studio, so that's what you just heard. david bruno, former prosecutor and trial attorney, heather neiser, david, what do you expect on monday? >> well, honestly, this could go either way. i mean, this is the court of law, this is not pluck opinion. and within -- public opinion. and there's a presumption of innocence, and the government has the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. eric: these stories are scorching. i mean, they're horrible. the testimony of his alleged behavior was just astounding. >> right. but you have to are remember in the indictment itself, it charges really two women as the accusers. and then the other witnesses, victims that testified, really they're there to corroborate evidence. so for the two, it's '06 oral sex allegation and 2013 vaginal penetration, and in each case, both women continued to communicate with harvey weinstein. and tha

gloria allred believes the jury asking to revisit testimony is a positive sign. weinstein's legal team hit with a gag order tuesday tried to get the judge to silence all red. claim her talking to the media to influence the jury. the judge denied request saying he doesn't have the authority to grant it. >> hard to tell what the jury is thinking. you can say they're taking their time. >> a lot to sort through. >> thank you. >>> ahead, new details how life will change for prince harry and meghan markle, when they officially give up royal duties and the >>> good tuesday morning to you. a chilly start to the day. grab that jacket or coat if you're heading out the door. you won't need to in the afternoon because it is going to be a a warm day. so mild, unseasonably mild above-average temperatures. so 64 in san francisco for a high today. 66 in oakland. 70 degrees in san jose. 67 for concord. more clouds, a little bit warmer for your friday. we are looking at mild conditions saturday. a little bit cooler sunday, monday as well. >>> we have much more news ahead. some hos

she's joined by her attorney, gloria allred. welcome back. was actually in a coffee shop and when it kind of popped up on my screen from a friend and i -- i just sat down and i started crying and then i had to go out into the street because i don't want to be crying in a coffee shop but it was just a huge sense of relief, just a relief that the jury got it, that they believed me and that i was heard and, yeah, i was just grateful that they got it. >> it came after you had to make a very tough decision to take that stand. must have been difficult. >> well, yes, i mean, it was -- it was terrifying, you know, terrifying. but after a lot of thought i just felt that it was the right thing to do and something that i wanted to follow through with, so that's why i did it. >> in some ways you stand for so many of the accusers, so many of the women who have been victims, part of the me too movement right now. what do you think it means for the accusers and the movement? >> well, i just think that it gives me hope that we're making progress, that this v

deliberations began with a verbal altercation between harvey weinstein's defense attorney and gloria allrednstein accusers, there was a witness tweeting about the case. the jury is hearing actress's testimony. they are rehearing it. court stenographers are reading it aloud now. the seven men and five women of the jury requested to hear it yesterday. she is known for her role in the soprano's and pivotal in this case. the first witness in the trial and she accuses harvey weinstein of raping her in her apartment in late 1993 or early 1994 and while her allegations are too old to press charges of her own, she is key in determining whether weinstein will be found guilty of the most serious of the charges, two counts of predator sexual assault because in order for the jury to find weinstein guilty for that for allegedly raping a woman prosecutors have to prove that weinstein committed a prior sex crime. and in this case, that is her rape. even if the jurors believe the two defendants if they don't believe this actress they can't find weinstein guilty of predatory assault. he will face a minimum