that's not going to pay off for a while. >> reporter: ford's chairman bill ford hired hackett to shake up the automaker. but he knows shifting gears at a company that's built cars and trucks for a century will take time. still, hackett knows he's on the clock. >> i want to declare to you that i get up every day feeling like time could be wasted here if we don't get moving. i feel a real sense of urgency. >> reporter: ford investors also feel a sense of urgency. their shares have lagged other automakers and the market as a whole over the last couple of years. phil lebeau, "nightly busi. >>> coming up, will malls have to look a lot less like malls to keep shoppers coming in this? >>> consumers are expected to spend more this holiday season, according to a recent forecast from the national retail federation, sales may increase as much as 4% compared to last year. that's important because the holiday season of course can account for 20 to 40% of annual sales for many retailers. but with stores closing and foot traffic in decline, how are the nation's malls holding up as we head into this i

joining me on the line is damien hackett, who was behind the police barrier. 0r line is damien hackette barrier. or you visiting one of the museums? yes, we we re visiting one of the museums? yes, we were going to the natural history museum. what can you see? we have been moved away from the area. " re, to be honest. when we had arrived there, the police were responding to there, the police were responding to the incident. they were milling around trying to get people away. they established a barrier immediately. we were standing for a moment trying to figure out what we did. we didn't know what was going on. the police came more or less charging towards the crowd and everybody was instructed to get out of there now. we'll then. there were people —— table knocked over. people we re people —— table knocked over. people were screaming. we still didn't know what was going on. so we just left. from your description, it is fair to say that there was a degree of urgency in how police were moving people away from the area, a huge degree of concern? absolutely. they we re degree of concern? ab

that was damian hackett talking to mea that was damian hackett talking to me a little bit earlier fromyond the police cordon. we arejust position beyond the police cordon. we are just hearing from our political correspondent, chris mason, that downing street says the prime minister is being kept up—to—date on events outside the natural history museum in london. the latest on the metropolitan police from the twitter feed is they will release more information when they can. information must be accurate, they say. i can talk to richard lister at the scene. he joins me on the phone. what can you tell us? i'm standing on the corner of queensgate and cromwell road, right outside the natural history museum. as i look to the left eye can see there is traffic still moving along queensgate, which goes along one side of the natural history museum but looking down cromwell road, where this took place, that has been completely sealed off and the police have got blue and white crime scene tape across the road and officers are directing people passed. nobody is allowed to go down cromwell road, even

roy price was accused of making graphic and unwarranted sexual remarks back in twvtz to isa hackett.rted the accusations back in august. the site reports there was an investigation but no information about any results. yesterday amazon announced it was suspending price after hackett went public with details in an interview. in a statement, it was said row price is on leave of absence effective immediately. joining me is editor and chief of the information. thank you for being with us. first of all, what's the connection between roy price and amazon and then b weinstein company? or are they just putting them into the same press release? >> so there's two connections. the first is that yesterday rose mcgowan also accused roy price of basically covering up or not taking action on her allegations against harvey weinstein. amazon has projects with the wine steen company. there's a conflict there as well. they're also entangled in incidents because isa hackett said she was willing to share more about the event because she's boldened on what to give out. >> do you know if there was action t

roy price is on leave effective immediately after producer issa hackett claimed that price propositioned her in 2015. hackett is a producer for the amazon show "man in the high castle" and the allegations come amid an onslaught of sexual harassment complaints about movie mogul harvey weinstein. weinstein has not been charged with a crime. police in new york and london are taking a closer look at files to see if anybody else reported being assaulted or harassed by weinstein. >> developing tonight, the death toll in those devastating wine country wildfires has now climbed to 31. that makes this the deadliest week of wildfires in california history. they have torched more than 3500 structures. fire fighters working on little to no sleep now, they're trying they can. right now authorities are trying to track down as many as 400 people still missing. >> a big development tonight in the case of a beloved pregnant teacher who was murdered. tyler tessier has been indicted. police say he shot and killed laura wallen. she was four months pregnant with tessier's child when she disappeared. tessier

and that was damien hackett.we are going to show you a number of images of the streets surrounding the museum. strangely, quiet. this is exhibition road here. for what would be normally a very busy saturday afternoon, many visitors, both from the uk and abroad, many families visiting the museum and i think we can move on to a shot of the cromwell road. again, you can see how quiet it is there. compared to what it would normally be. you can see the tape across the road. the police cordon and cordons plural in place on the roads surrounding the natural history museum. just to remind you that we understand that police are keeping an open mind as to what the nature of this incident was, but they're not confirming that it was a terrorist incident. they're not confirming that it was an u nfortu nate not confirming that it was an unfortunate accident, they are keeping an open minute. we certainly don't know at the moment. we don't know if the police have managed to establish that themselves, but obviously, caution is ex

damian hackett talking to me earlier.opter, which is above south kensington at a moment looking down on de rossi. —— looking down on exhibition road. as our correspondence have been telling us, there is still a significant police presence, and many of the roads are cordoned off, that's why exhibition road looks so quiet. police say they are keeping an open mind as to the nature of this incident which has happened outside the natural history museum a little earlier today. much more on this story at six o'clock. now, it's time to take a look at the day's sporting action with lizzie greenwood—hughes. would evening. we have lots going on today. we're starting just around the corner from here at old trafford, where the super league showpiece event, the grand final puzzle is about to kick off. castleford tigers are hoping to upset the competition's most successful club, leeds rhinos. our sports reporter adam wild is there. this is always a huge games, but particularly this year for castleford who have been the form tea m castle

jim hackett says that ford is also completely retooling its production lines to slash material cost by ten billion dollars an engineering cost by nearly half that in a bid to get leaner and prepare for more upheaval in the global automotive market. looks like all those electric cars could eventually be running on sustainable energy because green energy grew at a record rate last year the international energy agency says almost two thirds of newly built power generation capacity in twenty sixteen utilizes renewable sources almost half of that new electricity was generated by solar cells for the first time solar grew faster than any other form of energy even coal thanks to a strong push in china the i.a.e.a. says lower costs and helpful legislation made this rapid growth possible and it says he expects the trend to continue for the foreseeable future now after a brief thaw in relations between the west and iran have once again deteriorated but this hasn't dampened the appetite of foreign investors to put their money into local businesses and the country's ailing infrastructure a swiss co

hi, phil >> reporter: melissa, right now jim hackett is laying out his plan for transforming the ford motor company for analysts on wall street. here is hackett talking to analysts >> the mandate here is that ford must compete companies never choose to die and yet many, by not evolving, are enabling that kind of fate >> reporter: so what's the transformation plan? it really comes down to three things first of all, lean heavily on trucks and suvs, their most profitable vehicles. steer away from cars as much as possible, they're not going to dump them altogether but won't be emphasizing them as much. meanwhile ford will invest more in electric vehicles and less gas powered vehicles, that means less capital expenditures into things like internal combustion engines. finally, cut costs substantially. ford says it will be cutting its material costs over the next four years by $10 billion and cutting its engineering expenses by $4 billion. how much will this improve things at ford they certainly can't go anywhere but higher this is a stock that's been mired in that 11.50 to 12.50 range for s

jim hackett is meeting with investors today. >>> senator elizabeth warren told the ceo of wells fargo he should be fired. senator warren said she didn't think he was the one for the job. >> this is about personal responsibility. wells fargo cheated millions of people for years. the federal reserve should remove all of the current board members who served during the fake account scam. and mr. sloan, you say you've been making changes at wells fargo for 30 years? but you enabled this fake account scam, you got rich off it, and then you tried to cover it up. at best, you are incompetent. at worst, you were complicit. and either way, you should be fired. >> in response, sloan said the board has taken strong action in terms of executive accountability and that his vision as ceo is the right one for the bank. >> i'm not afraid to make hard decisions when it's needed. and i have the support of 270,000 people. that why i think i'm the right person. >> sloan said the company has corrected its missteps and says wells fargo is a better bank >>> and in fact, wells fargo's biggest shareholder stil

ford's new ceo jim hackette says he wand to update factories and speed development. >>> mapel syrup seems to be given pumpkin spice a run for the money. in the past month according to google trends mapel related searches skyrocketed. some of the mapel flavored treats are star bucks mapel pecan latte, kettle brand mapel bacon potato chips and c hobani mapel yogurt. >> sounds good but what is calorie count. >> i went to star bucks and got a mapel spice, frou, something, something, i asked them for less sugar version, there was none. >> that is the thing. >> it is like 800 calories in that drink. >> thanks, jim. >> would i guess it is 600. it is your calorie in take for the day. >> it tastes good you can enjoy that. >> thanks, we will check in with you tomorrow. >> bye, guys. >>> former president and ceo of equifax will testify in front of the senate banking committee about the hack that put data of more than, 145 million americans at risk. richard smith got a public scolding of sorts at a congressional subcommittee hearing yesterday, he says he takes full responsibility for the hack, and th

here's hackett talking about ford's ev plan >> why didn't we move more quickly in the battery electrics simply, it's uneconomic, and we were too much focused on the now. we believe that it was an all or nothing, you know, question, and now we know that there's a future around propulsion that we have to pay attention to >> they're not only paying attention. they are investing heavily in the development of electric vehicles as you take a look at shares of ford, like a number of the automakers, since late august, early september, it has been moving higher. why are so many automakers -- not just ford, but really almost every automaker investing more actively in developing electric vehicles after years of saying, well, yeah, someday we'll see electric vehicles. a couple of things are happening. one, battery costs are falling, and it's becoming more obvious that there is a point where they will be able to be profitable making and selling electric vehicles also, you have a number of countries that are saying, look, we might ban gas-powered cars, the sale of those cars, after 2030, 2035 china

revolutionized transport it was the world's first affordable car this week ford motors new boss jim hackett said it is steering investment away from traditional cars over the next five years he wants to put more money into electric and autonomous vehicles for british taxpayers could be hit with a nearly eighty million dollar bill after the collapse of monaco airlines the country's fifth biggest carrier it will have to pick up the tab for flying passengers home the barca has more from gatwick airport in london. monex to mines is a major blow to britain's aviation industry the collapse has left one hundred ten thousand customers stranded overseas a further three hundred thousand people bookings have been cancelled more than two and a half thousand people are expected to lose their jobs at gibraltar airport passengers awaited news of replacement flights the british government's asked the civil aviation authority to charter thirty aircraft in what's been described as the largest peacetime a petri ation of british citizens this is a hugely difficult day for passengers for staff we've been workin

authorities in the uk have followed their us counterparts in opening investigation into data hackett the credit for equifax. police and forty five million amicans saw personal details including social security numbers birthdays and addresses stolen. financial conduct authority is looking into the into the and cyber attack plummet nearly seven hundred thousand british consumers. mcdonald's reported an increase in sales for the third quarter fast food giant said global sales were up six percent in us sales up for. its customers were one backed by one dollar sodas. personalized burger options. accidentally released its third quarter results. unicredit mistakenly sent key data to shareholders which should have been published until at least november ninth. linder said a #3 consist restructuring efforts were indeed paying off. noting the thirty four percent year on year rise in operating. global wine production is set to dropped to its lowest level in fifty years by the end of twenty seventeen. the international organization of vine and wind attributed the eight percent debt. on a favorabl

look at that is through the independent building regulations review on fire safety which damejudith hackettis a call for evidence right now, perhaps the honourable lady would like to input into that. is it not an irony, actually, that it wasn't that enough money was not spent on grenfell tower, but that £10 million was spent on grenfell tower to provide cladding to stop water ingress which caused the whole problem? and is my right honourable friend aware that experts have told me that sprinklers are not the sole solution to this issue. sprinklers alone without sound fire doors will not work. and there are other provisions that can be made. mr speaker, if my honourable friend will allow me, i won't speculate on grenfell tower and the causes of that terrible tragedy. but in terms of his broader point about measures which also are important, such as fire doors, something that we found in camden, when fire safety checks were done, there were hundreds of fire doors that were not there and so there are other measures alongside sprinklers, which certainly can be and should be taken when necessary.

jim hackett says it is also completely retooling its operations to slash material costs by ten billion dollars and engineering cost finally half that in a bid to get leaner and prepare for more people in the global motor. it looks like all those electric cars could eventually be running on sustainable energy because green energy grew at a record rate last year the international energy agency says almost two thirds of newly built power generation capacity in twenty sixteen utilizes renewable sources almost half of that new electricity was generated by solar cells for the first time solar grew faster than any other form of energy even coal thanks to a strong push in china he. says lower costs and helpful legislation made this rapid growth possible and it says it is specs the trend to continue for the foreseeable future. now relations between the united states and cuba have gone from promising to ice cold in a matter of weeks last week the u.s. state department has issued a travel warning for u.s. citizens heading to the caribbean country it's a bitter blow for those on the island prepari

the new ford boss jim hackett is facing investors to answer questions about the share price and which company that he is taking over in may. he has reversed course on building the vocus in mexico, pushing to electric in china and partnered with left on autonomous cars. ford stock continues to chug along in second gear. over directors are specter to devote board member forms and whether to pursue a major stock deal in stock banks. there are $70 billion, it has been beset by allegations of sexual harassment and a string of unfilled senior positions. the founder of apple's top chipmaker will hand over the reins next summer. will retire. this should be about 10%, we check on the share price and there you go, up nearly half of 1%. i will say what is up in the next hour of bloomberg markets, the director of economics is joining us with a preview. that interest rate decision on the reserve bank of australia. that is 40 minutes from now. this is bloomberg. >> from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. tonight, a conversation with the man who initiated the nuclear deal. society i

ford shares getting a pick up with the sales of f-series pickup trucks, the hackett announcing that ford-driving cars in some u.s. cities next year, ford up 1.3%. and there is a new worm in app's core, two firming confirm that iphone 8 sales have seen weakest debuts than any this year. iphone 10 in a couple days, apple shares right now, are high are by a half of a percent. charlie gasparino is joining us next to talk about tax. "volatile markets." something we all think about as we head into retirement. it's why brighthouse financial is committed to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing shield annuities, a line of products that allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities. while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. so you can head into retirement with confidence. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial established by metlife. chevy, chevy, chevy trucks. we think it's because chevrolets are the most dependable dependable dependable trucks. built to last a long long time. with durable durability and rugged rug

yvonne: new ford ceo jim hackett toes investors tuesday answer questions about the share price and wass driving the company. since taking over in may, he has reversed course on billing the .ocus in mexico he partnered with lyft autonomous car's preferred stock continues to chug along, lagging the market for the past three years. betty: macau is gearing up for its busiest golden week in four years. boosted by the -- macau, sogle is in how is it shaping up so far, golden week there? stephen: i was expecting huge jostledo be pushed and butet to the cotai strip, nobody is up yet. it is pretty empty. folks coming over. the cameraman took the 4:00 a.m. boat. they aree arrivals -- spending a lot of money this year. the last time i was in macau is exactly one year ago, and we did not know it at the time, but that was really the bottoming out of that two-year slump because of the xi jinping crackdown on corruption three gaming revenue has dropped for two years straight. we did not know that was kind of the bottoming out. we have had 14 consecutive months of growth receipts rising in macau, and

>>w we are under way ford i would agree with hackett -- mr.r share price andxdyou're trying support your share price, you have two ways toñ doxit, you increase earnings or increase your multiple fundamentally, at this point the cycle will listen and it's really hard to grow your earnings, right the consumers are starting to get a little bit tapped out. so then you focus on the multiple and i would just describe the current environment for autos and a magical, magical time, okay tw7hp) recasting their business models as tech, a.i. skeptical. we did see this before in fact, in 1999, ford recasted and other companies recasted businesses as internet companies and you might remember that, and guess what it worked for a la(le bit ford stockñç got up to $40 in9 before the wheels came off, and i thinkjf there wasn't much detl yesterday, melissa was on the creation of the separately c1rzueÑ entities that focusedt entirely on auto 2.0l to attra capital. there's legitimacy behind that we haven't seen the detailslp y. >> is what ford and maybe

ford is shipping three new strategy as new ceo tim hackett says they will focus on developing more trucks. also wants to position forward for a future of both electric as well as driverless vehicles. that's where everyone is storing their money these days. are you ready for it is the question. mark cuban says he doesn't like president trump but he is considering following and transfers does. cuban is considering running for president of the united states. there is a 90% chance he will not run, but his wife may be able to convince him to go for it. that is what is happening now. cheryl: i'll take another in the white house. lauren: another billionaire? cheryl: i'm fine with that. amazon has just been hit with a $294 million fine by the european union for back taxes. amazon just started trading in the premarket so thoroughly going but it is opening slightly to the downside, .66% down. this is just starting. david nelson, chief strategist at belle plaine as it does. your reaction on amazon. >> it's just the beginning of trouble for amazon. i think you will see increased scrutiny in this. not

will there be more support for the economic reform hackett they announced in 2015? it depends on the will of the from your -- of the premier. the rest of the results are pretty much anticipated. if there is a strong premier, then we can expect economic reform to take -- pick up steam. otherwise, i would expect five more years of stalled implementation. there was concern that the government would not allow the economy to slow too much. what happens after the congress? >> it is not a question of letting the economy to slow. toit did show them wanting slow the economy, then it would be undertaking the reforms they have laid out. it really is an indication of a lack of structural reforms. continued infrastructure driven kind of growth is not what china needs anymore. they need qualitative and structural changes. shery: when it comes to china's relationship to the world, they have been adverse to interfering with the sovereignty of other states. will china do more to rein in north korea? >> that assumption that china does not interfere with other sovereign states is fals

to ramp up production finally take a look at shares before late tomorrow afternoon, by new ceo jim hackettoon. a lot of people want to know how much detail will be there. phil lebeau, thank you very much tesla, your take >> it's a technology company the investors invested in technology look at gm, i want to see execution. obviously i want to see them, a lot of this is not just defense mode and before i jump in, and it's trading at 6 1/2 times its numbers. >> you're chasing a stock. bottom line is -- you're right, i agree people are calling it a tech play. and bottom line is gm is global motors and what they're doing in china are extraordinary. north american pickups and the robbo-taxi markets they're very well positioned at a multiple that's silly cheap. >> silly cheap tim, thank you very much speaking of general motors general motors revs up a bit, more pain ahead. so dan, gm good? ford bad >> the ford trade i saw today wauchbt particularly that much more pain ahead. call volume was five times that of put today and then they sold 14,000 an in december 13 calls at nine cents to open. i exp

hackett says she reported the incident to studio executives who brought in investigators to look at theat's as far as it went. the allegations came just as actress rose mcgowan called out amazon's ceo jeff bezos for, quote, funding rapists saying price ignored her claims that harvey weinstein raped her. mcgowan tweeted: i've told the head of your studio that h.w. raped me. over and over i said i. he said it hadn't been proven, i said, i was the proof. i forcefully begged studio head to do the right thing, i was ignored, amazon won a dirty oscar. an amazon spokesperson telling fox business, quote, roy price is on lee of ab -- leave of absence effective immediately. we are reviewing our options for the projects we have with the weinstein company. neil, this just seems to be the tip of the iceberg. we can see this touching all of the major hollywood studios. neil: yeah. like you say, this goes back a couple of years, if true. all right, thank you very much, tracy, appreciate it. also want to keep you up-to-date on those california wildfires right now. if you think about it, they weren't an

we'll have updates as well as some sound from jim hackett.guys, take a look at shares of ford versus general motors year to date. the reason we're slowing this is, they typically move in tandem, but you can see that general motors has been breaking out much more aggressively than ford over the last, what, month and a half, two months and a lot of that is because people are saying, look, ford's put the building blocks in place to profit on autonomous drive vehicles and electric vehicles we'll find out about ford's plan, again, more details about it in about 20 minutes kelly? >> all right, looking forward to it, phil, thank you very much. brian, before we go, i wanted to squeeze a word in with you about emerging markets today up another 1.5% even with the strong u.s. dollar, that's 30% year to date i mean, we don't see this kind of performance last like that very often >> no. we don't it does, however, seem to come in bursts for the emerging markets and there's a lot that's quite beneficial right now that's going on. this is a first time in a l

. >> we're here with larry hackett. only the second time the academy has done something like this.er. >> they needed to get in front of it. it's exploding. more women are coming forward. issues about criminal behavior. so they had to do that. remember also, the academy had been under attack about oscars so white and lack of women representing them so they needed to get in front of this one and it was a really easy one. >> you say it's exploded in more ways. who knew what when? >> it's going to go on in hollywood and i think there will be a lot of people coming forward and asking in the press and among the support staff, among publicists and producers, who knew what when and it's going to be a very difficult time going forward about -- when you see the extent and think stories going back to 1980. this is almost 40 years of this behavior. >> if producers or people that worked with him sending those people up to his room. >> the scale is amazing but the casting couch is nothing new. >> when people think of hollywood he think it's an industry organized like the airline industry. it's n

>> jim hackett has been in the job there since may. he is now focused on cost cutting.$14 billion over the next five years. he is hoping to sell more trucks as well as electric and hybrid cars. he has pointed out things like partners with lyft and other partnerships as a way of sharing costs. you like your suvs or trucks. he has to pad profits by selling more of those. this move to electric could be quite tricky for the car industry. they are expensive to build. here in europe by 2013, they were looking to all together ban these vehicles. he says just a third of ford's production would be internal combustion engines. >> that's incredible. >>> coming up next on "morning joe," the latest on the mass shootings. police continue to comb through the evidence and try to figure out what caused the subject to fire on thousands. >>> the debate over gun control emerges in the wake of this tragedy. joe and mika will speak to republican tom cole. the former governor of puerto rico, luis fortuno, joins the conversation. dear daughter, i used to worry about keeping up with our mother-

issa hackett said price made lewd comments and propositioned her promoting the show in 2015. >>> ibm having a good go of it for years, but stock is up 4% after hours. after big blue released better-than-expected earnings. revenue about a billion dollars more than expected. ibm came close to stopping downturn in revenue growth that has lasted for 21 quarters and the didn't manage to do it this time. ibm is trying to fix problems by focusing more on cloud services, mobile apps and security. >>> trevor noah accusing of playing politics. we've got david clarke, the people's sheriff, he's here next to react. >>> new sex assault allegations emerge against harvey weinstein's brother bob, is he the next to fall? harvey weinstein pushed out of the weinstein company. the board accepted his resignation, one of the first accusers is here next. you won't believe what she has to say. >>> we have the latest from the nfl players meeting. a former jacksonville jaguar fan got so mad about the nfl protest, he hired a plane to fly a banner, boycott the jags in the nfl. that ran for nearly two hours over

hackett has been very clear he wants to move as fast as he can. where are you in that process? be a half step the hind some of your competitors. -- behind some of your competitors. bob: this will be a relatively long transition in the sense of pure electric vehicles. we will have a dedicated that are he electric vehicle and 2020 and we talked in new york about accelerating those efforts and doing more in that space. willeally important period be in the next decade where you see the transition from internal more that engines the is electrified, including various types of hybrids and battery electric vehicles. faster, willing that be increased capital investment or shifting away from internal combustion? bob: i think that will largely be reallocation. one of the things we did talk about is taking down the investment we have over the next number of years and decreasing combustion by a third to allocate our election -- electric vacation effort. david: thank you. about 20 coming up in minutes we will break the ecb policy decision and 45 minutes after that we will go live to frankfor

he earned his phd at brandeis university, where he studied with the great david hackett fischer. he has studied at numerous areas around the boston area and has won awards and fellowships, including the fred w smith study of george washington that is at mount vernon. he has already also won the above and beyond award and has only been there for a year. good job, craig. one of the reasons craig is here is he has a book coming out in april from the university of north carolina press called "american honor: the creation of the nation's ideals during the revolutionary era." it promises a strong return to the notion of ideas as the driving force a behind the american revolution. it will argue the revolution was not only a revolution for liberty and freedom, but a revolution for ethics of the good kind. much has been written about concepts like virtue and honor as they relate to early american thought and culture and maybe of heard about this "hamilton" musical. maybe you have heard of that. craig has returned to these topics with bold, new thoughts and we would like to welcome craig s

isa hackett, a producer with the amazon tv series "man in the high castle," said price sexually harassed her at a the comic-con convention in 2015. a lawyer for a former contestant on trump's reality television show "the apprentice" has sued dish subpoenaed donald trump's presidential campaign for all documents relating to her and any other women who have accused trump of unwanted sexual contact. summer zervos accused trump of repeatedly sexually assaulting her during a meeting in 2007, saying trump kissed her on the lips, pressed his body against hers groped her breasts, all , without her consent. she was among a series of women who accused trump of sexual assault during the 2016 campaign. trump, in return, called zervos and the other women liars. and former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick is suing the owners of nfl teams, charging a unlawfully colluded to keep him out of the league for taking a knee during the national anthem to protest police brutality and racial injustice. the lawsuit charges the owners secretly conspired to deprive kaepernick of a job in violation o

ago one of the producers for you know the amazon show the man in the high castle, her name is isa hackettmesprise made the moves on me i told him i wasn't interested and they say they're handling it internally. there was an investigation going on and that was the last she heard. now that executive has been suspended by amazon. but look, rose mcgowan the hollywood actress trying to take down harvey weinstein is also calling out amazon and its ceo jeff ba bezos you nixeda proj we're learning more and more about the coverup. >> here's the thing lauren. we have to kind of fly through this topic here but with harvey weinstein now with word coming out whether or not it's true or not we don't know, maybe you do, about his contract possibly protecting his business interests because of his history. >> reporter: they knew. >> how is that even people possible.>> reporter: they knew. tmz did the story. they said we looked at the contract with the weinstein company and basically as long as harvey paid these claims, paid these women he's fine. so, technically, harvey weinstein can sue the weinstein com

internet connection you could be hit by hackett's researches of discovered a major floor in wife i connections dubbed crack which could allow dot being transmitted between the internet access point and your computer or mobile phone to be intercepted in some cases the hacker could then use the vulnerability to inject malware experts say could leave the majority of connections at risk until they have patched to protect your devices and data update your services as soon as an update is available. it's over about this with mock bachmann from the german fighting association big comm mock tell me how this all came about how it was actually discovered by the researchers the researchers from belgium from the couple of church of logan investigating that there is so on a certain stage of the. exchange of information between the clients the lies and access point the key could be used twice which is not just not supposed to be but this meant from what i've read that the hack is involved would have to be extremely close to the target if they would be extremely close actually they should they have would hav

on wez, issa hackett, producer said roy price repeat italy propositioned her for sex after a work dinner now sus spnlded price. >> weinstein's team has call his encounters consensual. in a statement to "the hollywood reporter" a.m. zon says its tates employee conduct seriously. amston has not responded to a request for a comment on rose mcgowan's accusations. the people behind the oscars are holding an emergency meeting tomorrow they may take as a result. when the story broke, you heart time and time again he wasn't the only one. it's an industry-wide one. >> i'm thinking it's not the only one. >>> an emergency order from an faa after an airliner's engine blew apart during a transatlantic flight. >>> plus a surgeon then veterinarian fall in love. then they're accused of going too far when their exes get in a way. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the all new 2018 camry. toyota. let's go places. "when better chickens are hatched, we will hatch them." it's why all of the tyson chicken that bears his name