no one had seen steven for weeks. >> so i called harvey. and i said, "hey, harvey. really concerned about steven. have you seen him?" and he goes, "oh, well, he's over in hawaii. he went to hawaii." >> reporter: now, that was strange. because harvey told another friend steven went to mexico. >> what'd you think? >> i thought, well, steven wouldn't go into mexico at gunpoint. i mean, it was completely out of character for him. >> reporter: then harvey's friend greg, the stainless steel guy, said he noticed something strange about steven's usually cluttered cabin. >> it was completely sterile. just nothing in it, not one loose object. >> reporter: it was as if steven had never set foot in here. and then those boaters made their shocking discovery. steven face down in the ocean, a bullet in his head. >> what was it like to get that news? >> oh it was awful. i felt like i was in some made for tv movie. it's like, this can't be happening. none of us could believe it was happening. >> reporter: detectives ken clark and robert martindale wanted to have a look at harvey mor

we never had a harvey hotel or harvey restaurant. but if we think out beyond the boundaries of flagstaff to just northern arizona, there were harvey facilities significant ones. certainly at grand canyon. but we had had big harvey hotels in winslow and williams and ashfork. and those are tiny towns even to this day those are small towns. and so to have a nationally known entity down in their midst, hiring people and providing employment and drawing in tourist dollars probably had to be a fairly significant benefit. and by just coming through northern arizona, people from all over the world really were being exposed to local western hispanic culture to hopis to navajos to apaches to any number of other cultures and ways of life here and food ways and languages. that they might not otherwise have been exposed to. >> our city's tour staff recently traveled to flagstaff, arizona, to learn about its rich history. learn more about flagstaff and other stops on our tour at c-span.org/citiestour. you're watching american history tv. all weeke

from as early as 1899 right up ,o the end of the harvey period when harvey is sold in 1968, but these menus show home wide variety of food types and services available to the .raveling public i have a one dollar breakfast menu from seligman, arizona. great menus with a cover artwork. one of my favorites is this drinks menu. hollywood, the fred harvey facility. even though it was in hollywood, this greatas if southwestern motif, with the government and the adobe, the prices and the foot quality and the varieties are just amazing differentm the pyramids of time. the foot had traditionally been pretty awful, often times it was put right back into the pot and served back to the next willing victim who came along, the kind of thing. fred harvey produced a quality many of food that can be served in fairly efficient times. they pioneered a way of having people give their orders while still on the train and telegraph that information forward to the restaurant, so that when people arrived, their foot was waiting them. the second thing about fred harvey company that i think is very, very import

in flagstaff, we never had a harvey hotel or a harvey restaurant. there were harvey facilities, significant ones, at the painted desert national monument to the east. certainly the grand canyon. but we had the harvey hotels in winslow and williams -- fork. fork. ash those are tiny towns today. so to have a nationally known entity in their midst, hiring people and providing employment and drying interested dollars probably had to be a fairly significant benefit. people from all over the world were being exposed to local southwestern hispanic culture to to navajosto hopis to other cultures and ways of life and foodways and languages that they might not otherwise have been exposed to. i came in and they had the pizza. small things. that did not last at all. my father was such a strong man. this was this and this was this. the guys did not intimidate me at all. that's the thing i never let them know. when you don't fight, it is over. >> you can watch this and other american history programs on our website where all our video is archived. that is c-span.

i'm harvey levin. this is the story of a small-town texas girl who transformed herself from a goody two-shoes ballet dancer into one of the most popular angels in the universe. - charlie: good morning, angels. - morning, charlie. harvey: jaclyn smith lived a sheltered life growing up, but her big break on "charlie's angels" put her way outside her comfort home. so, do you consider yourself a sex symbol? no. you know people disagree with you. harvey: and that legendary role opened the door that would transform her from a hugely popular television star into a full-blown mogul. i'm listening to somebody as a kid, "i want to be a ballet dancer," and all of a sudden, you're making deals with kmart and max factor. where did you learn this? harvey: but the accolades and riches mean nothing compared to her family, from the daily struggles dealing with the loss of her parents... i saw a grief counselor and i said, "when you cry so much, is this abnormal?" okay, we weren't gonna cry. ...to an elusive quest to f

from as early as 1899 right up until the end of the harvey period when harvey is sold to amtrak in 1968. but these menus show a whole wide variety of food types and services available to the traveling public. i have just a breakfast menu, what dollar breakfast menu from

so many resources had been given to harvey and irma. one of the interesting things we found was many of the resources that were brought to bear in the virgin islands were sent from puerto rico like generators and tarps and water to respond to hurricane irma. a couple of days later, hurricane maria came and the supplies were already depleted. getting equipment and supplies 1000 miles from florida was difficult when ports and airports were not open. host: what about the workers who were responding? can you talk about the nature of these disasters, how the dod and the fema workforce was spread out over these disasters? scale,just to give you a these are fema employees of the department of defense, 31,000 employees were deployed to these disasters combined. that is just unprecedented. there has never been a deployment like that. one of the challenges fema encountered was they were overwhelmed in terms of the workforce. they did not happen of people. tople were already deployed texas, florida, and the virgin islands. they had to supplant the

late september is when we saw harvey and then irma and then maria. the way the atlantic looks right now, it looks like something like that could happen again. but at the same time weather hurricanes are so unpredictable, the fact this storm alone is on the track it's on is mind-boggling to people. that it's coming in to the north carolina coast and then sort of dripping southward before it's going to go north and then slow down and people are like, what? it's hard to predict what's going to happen. we know that the atlantic looks like -- sort of like a soup of swirly, awful little things. they could all pan out. they could not. what everybody who has experienced a hurricane knows, it only takes one storm to make a difference. host: what were some of the public health, environmental impacts of last year's hurricane season, harvey, irma, maria. guest: we saw such unique public health threats with harvey and irma. obviously we see the ones we see all the time with standing water nd the flooding damages. in texas, harvey hit the heart of the nation's pet

more about nbc news chairman and the lack and the maneuverings of that channel to protect predator harveyeinstein. a brand-new report on that that is fascinating and unnerving. but first as you know, capitol hill was in chaos today thanks to the first day of hearings for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. just a few days ago, that was history, but see if you can recall talking heads telling you that john mccain's funeral, if it meant anything meant that unity and stability had to return to washington. >> all of these people who are warring on normal days coming together. it was really dramatic. but this notion of unity is really what i have been seeing. >> speakers at the service spoke of bipartisanship and putting country over party. >> tucker: country over party, that did not happen today. judiciary chairman chuck grassley of iowa could not even get the hearing started without being interrupted repeatedly by his democratic colleagues. >> i welcome everyone to this confirmation hearing on the -- >> mr. chairman. mr. chairman, i would like to be recognized and ask a question before we

which by the way is the second costly hurricane in terms insured and uninsured losses, harvey second costliest hurricane in u.s. history, we are looking at potentially 50-inches of rain even in some areas and you are already seeing what's going on in new bern, people needing to be evacuated, rescued because they didn't leave homes with this massive storm surge that's begin to go hit the coastline. maria: we have wall to wall coverage of the hurricane this morning, of course, we have other things happening that we want to bring attention, there was a resignation at google because of google's plans to not work with the u.s. government but actually go into china and work with the chinese government, your thoughts, liz? >> i think it was pretty egregious that the company was willing to be complicit with china in some really horrendous abuses being carried out in that country, suppression of free speech being the worse but also attacking various minorities muslim minorities in the country so for them to decide that that was an opportunity that they couldn't pass up but they didn't want to

the estimates of harvey last year originally were 30 billion to 40 billion.al estimate, 125 billion. >> do we know why it went up so much >> for harvey, it was a huge water event, though as you said the water receded quickly. there were more than 500,000 motor vehicles that had to be replaced those get replaced pretty much immediately after the storm leaves that starts to impact the data right away by lifting gdp from all of those motor vehicles that have to be repurchased >> do we write off all the data we'll see the next couple of weeks before this? >> markets tend to while the commerce department doesn't always just say, okay, here's how much it impacted gdp, each data release that comes out usually there will be an estimate within there of x percent of this was caused by replacement rates for the hurricane which lifts gdp or lost business which depresses gdp. >> in your estimate of that, have you made one yet? >> no, we don't have a concrete estimate yet of the hurricane's possible effect. look at guidance that we got on harvey, it was three times or four

, and it's not my harvey. it was this harvey right here, so -- you know, we -- we go way back, and 40 years is a really long time and i feel so honored that i was able to spend my entire career in public service. my three children are here today, my adult children, and they are all continuing the same tradition of public service. i'm very proud of all three of them. many of their friends who i feel like are my children because we were raised them all together are also part of the city family now. it's -- really beautiful and i am -- i should be just like so excited about retirement, which i am, but it's -- it is very bittersweet. and this last job, the last seven and a half years at d.e.m. was the best. i mean, we had very difficult times, but i have to say, my staff is wonderful, a lot of them are here today. talk about the city's first first responders. you know, i could not do the job that our dispatchers do. they have, in my opinion, the hardest job in the city. [applause] and i want to thank everyone at d

that was harvey. irma, you forget about the strength of the storm. it changes direction and it hangs out places that you didn't expect it to. it's devastating. we learned that just last year. >> yeah. and we'll see exactly the same thing with this storm. and again, people tend to forget because inland folks don't deal with storms like this a lot. but we'll have tornadoes. we'll have severe thunderstorms. we'll have flooding. and they'll be dealing with it for days. there will be power outages most likely hundreds of miles away from the shoreline just because of this system. >> sam champion, nobody does it better. thank you for helping me once again. unfortunately, i think i'm going to need you more in this storm season because there's a lot coming our way. >> there is. >> thank you, my friend. sam champion, everybody. >>> a man with a lot of experience with storms, mayor of florida's capital andrew gillum hoping to be the governor of the state. we'll tap into what he learned the last time around. there was blame to go around. what he thinks about wha

first nine days after harvey, immediate response. after harvey, 5.1 million meals. after irma 10.9 million meals, after maria, 1.6 million meals. >> within what time frame. >> look. >> they were without electricity and they couldn't hook up their oxygen machines or fridge rate their insulin. >> in florida we had 12 people die in a nursing home because there was no air conditioning and the amount of people that died in puerto rico because there wasn't preparation and we didn't help immediately and because we didn't evacuate people. we couldn't get the military hospitals there to get people out. >> listen, i talked to folks who were on the ground, who are still on the ground there. the ports were crushed, roads were down. you can't get things in. airports are closed. it was a catastrophic disaster. >> pit bull was sending his airplane in to evacuate people. >> no one is doubting that the recovery effort was incredibly difficult. what's going on is the president is doubting the death toll. that's really what the people are objecting to. got to take a quick break. >> a

hurricane harvey, the big one last year, topped $125 billion. sandy was somewhere around 75 billion. joining me on set, moody's chief economist john lonski. do you think it will be that bad, $180 billion? >> i'm willing to guess that is going to be on the high side. look at harvey, houston, texas, one of the biggest cities in the united states was struck hard by that hurricane and flooding all that rain and that was 125 billion. i think 180 -- trish: getting a little carried away. >> if i make a forecast that will be over. trish: these things do take their toll on these communities and as much as some economists, you may be in this group, you may like to say eventually it all comes back. even though challenging at the time it comes back with a big push. it very difficult for individual that have to rebill their homes, some have to pay for that. they may not have enough insurance to cover the damage. it is tough for business owners that lose business during this time. john, walk me threw how we should be thinking about this economically and what

the rest of his life he is the first celebrity to be locked up since the downfall of media mogul harvey weinstein and the start of the hash tag me to move. bill cosby arriving to hear his sentence in a court near philadelphia pennsylvania also present under constant the woman a jury found he drugged and sexually assaulted in two thousand and four and several other of the more than fifty women who have accused cosby of sexual misconduct constance case is the only one that has led to a conviction in pre-sentencing arguments prosecutors called for five to ten years in jail saying cosby could still pose a threat to women his defense attorneys had urged the judge to let the eighty one year old serve a sentence under house arrest they argued that cosby's age and poor health made it impossible for him to serve a prison sentence even once released cosby will be required to undergo counseling report to authorities and notify neighbors and schools of his presence when joining us now from los angeles is journalist p.j. matthews she is on this story for us good evening to you k.j. bill cosby become

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also managed the salvation army's response to hurricane harvey last year.or joining us tonight. >> thank you for having us on, shannon. >> shannon: i want to talk about what the salvation army does during before, during, and after. i know you guys are already positioning assets. how do you prepare for something massive like this? >> the salvation army is uniquely positioned to support those affected by the hurricane. we have a national network of trained disaster staff and volunteers who will be deployed to various locations across the affected area. they are prepared to provide food, hydration, cleanup kits, hygiene supplies, particularly emotional character the first responders and survivors. >> shannon: reading about a lot of what you did with harvey last year and what you are doing with the storm, that caught my attention, that you provide counseling and spiritual support for people because for a lot of these folks, they will be absolute devastation to all of their worldly possessions. how do you meet them in that place and provide support? >> that is a

it's larger than harvey. when we had hurricane hugo 30 years ago, moved through about 26 miles an hour. the expectation for this storm larger than harvey is to stall and pour rain day in and day out, hour after hour. that's devastating. >> dana: where will you be riding out the storm? >> either at my home here in charleston or the emergency operations center in charleston county. i am the chairman of the center. i enjoy hanging around with my friends who are still making sure that our citizens are as safe as possible. >> dana: it's all hands on deck. any other words of advice for your fellow government officials, either local, state or federal? >> i visited the south emergency management division this morning when i flew in to columbia. they're preparing hundreds of people at work. thousands of folks waiting to be a part of the rescue effort and the aftermath effort. let me just say to those workers, the first responders, thank you. your willingness to put your life on the line means so much. sometimes those

it may be more like harvey as far as the extent of rain for the causes of that are different but harvey stalled and hung around on the texas coastal bend. this is a storm, folks, that because of the slow movement and very unusual movement southwest word, sort of we haven't seen a storm like this in this particular area. look at the hurricane tracks, you see tracks of storms moving like this over the atlantic and stalling 300 miles away but no one cares about those. this is a shift westward of what nature can do except it is long the coast line. there will be unprecedented events when you combine the wind and rain in southeast north carolina, northeast south carolina and the storm comes back to the mountains and all the flooding that will occur. very slow movement. the reason it is slow as it is trapped under a high-pressure system. that happens every once in a while. diana in 1984, that went offshore and came in over one area but was not as big and powerful storm. >> we appreciate it, a lot to get in because people want to know what is to come and we appreciate your expertise. we have c

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the harvey and maria bills were much cleaner bills and also we have plused up the fema accounts. so right now, fema has money in the pipeline. i think we are better prepared. you never know what is going to be needed until you have gone through a disaster. in the realm of possibilities, of course it is. they are disasters that we don't forget. we have the disaster relief fund. but sometimes big storms exceed those averages and we appropriately respond. over the last two supplementals, i think we had much cleaner bills getting the aid where it was needed and we are doing a better job omit gation and get -- the wrda bill is passing today which is water infrastructure. but that helps provide mitigation so that levees don't break and reservoirs are constructed and don't have the devastation we had before. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org

in 2017, the very highest levels of nbc news ordered ronan farrell to stop working on his height harveynews has released an internal report saying the reason the story didn't run is because of ronan farrell had taken sources comments out of context and had misrepresented sources willingness willingness to identify harvey weinstein by name. yet tonight, emily nester, one of the alleged victims is flatly contradicting nbc's internal report saying, farrell and i discussed and i had tentatively offered either to attach my name to the interview and silhouette or potentially even reshoot the interview with my face visible. however they come up meeting nbc, were not interested in this interview. ronan farrell who said he wouldn't comment on the matter is also not responding citing what he calls the internal memos numerous false or misleading statements saying "the story was twice cleared and deemed reportable by legal and standards, only to be blocked by executives who refused to allow us to see comment from harvey weinstein. and his former producer rich mccue just doubled down saying the nbc

and harvey. >> it's very large. and for the area if we do come to fruition of the 30 inches of rain. that will be the most significant rainfall the area has had. and we have had about 140 years of records. the records are about 25 to 26 inches. so it would be historic. >> we know local officials are preparing for a period of days if not weeks. worst case without power. when we look at the map and the way the trajectory seems. north carolina is the biggest concern here. >> yes. also it's the track into south carolina. there's areas in south carolina that we're impacted last with hurricane matthew. a couple years ago. on the lumber river. and the pd river. so it's a double dose of that. >> when you look at the preparation that have been made. we heard the president touting them. did the federal government the agencies have done everything they can ahead of the storm? >> i believe so. the national weather service we have brought in extra people. we'll be around the clock and doing the best we can. a

i was at harvey last year and maria but harvey was compact and powerful. this packed a punch and still off the shore and it still is as it moves inland, but with its weakening trend, it's still such -- it's going to be hours upon hours potentially of hurricane-force winds versus the normal couple of hours when you have a small and compact storm like harvey last year, so you're going to see prolonged periods of onshore flow. especially topsail beach. carolina beach, wrightsville beach, so you could deal with significant water impacts for a long period of time. >> and, brett, there is a tornado watch still in effect for parts of eastern north carolina through about 7:00 this morning, eastern time. d you ex damage to be there where you are? >> well, we can already hear some trees snapping outside so i am pretty confident that we're going to deal with some pretty good damage and seen -- i've seen external imagery from the new bern area up towards jacksonville and topsail as well of some of the wind damage so expecting it to be pretty severe especially if this

attached to last night's e-mail was a 10 page report which details more than 20 occasions when harvey weinstein or his lawyers contacted nbc news executives during the investigation. lack writes the persistent contact played no role in our decision-making. he says it was farrow's decision to pursue the story elsewhere. two months later, farrow's pulitzer prize winning report was published in "the new yorker" magazine. f farrow has long maintained his work while at nbc was reportable. he is now disputing lack's e-mail saying it contains numerous false and misleading statemenndts the sry to another outlet was first raised by nbc. one weinstein accuser, emily nestor said i had tentatively offered to attach my name to the interview in silhouette or potentially reshoot the interview with my face visible, however, they were not interested. nbc news says that were never told she was willing to be named. ultimately, lack says the news division parted ways with farrow over a disagreement with journalistic standards and farrow's urgency to get the story published. lack writes if some believe th

time, when harvey is sold in 1968. but these menus show a wide andety of food types services available to the traveling public. i have a one dollar breakfast menu from arizona. we have menus with that great cover artwork. one of my favorites is the strength menu. this is from hollywood. and so, even though it was hollywood, california with this with southwestern motif, the prices and the food quality variety, it is simply amazing to see from the different times. food service traditionally have been pretty awful. often times, leftovers script back into the pot and served up to the next with -- unwitting victim coming along. a palatable menu of quality food that could be served in fairly efficient times. they pioneered a way of having people give their orders while still on a train and telegraph that information forward to the restaurant so when people arrived, the food was waiting for them. the second thing that i think is very important is the role it played in crating jobs for women in the west. traditionally, there w

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how do you put it in context of the other big storms >> i'd say it's on par with harvey but harvey obviouslyt went down the coast. you saw the flooding actually, it was an event where it tore up things going into kor put -- when you moved on, it became more of a rain and flooding event this one was primarily a wind and rain and flooding event. i think it's probably more extensive from a rain event and flooding in this particular area so it's going to be -- it's going to take time i mean, these customers -- some customers will be out for weeks in this kind of activity because not only is the infrastructure torn up, but also you have to be able to wait for the water to recede to get the electric supply back. >> nick, i want to thank you for your time today. >> thank you >> nick akins. >>> when we return, paypal announcing a new product today the ceo is going to join us with the details. we'll tell you all about it when "squawk" returns really want to be there, but you can't. at cognizant, we're helping today's leading media companies create more immersive ways to experience entertainment with

it could pack the winds of irma and rain of harvey. it is forcing more than a million people to get out of the way. look at me. interstate 26 where there's only one direction in which you can travel and that's far from the coast. texas suffered through harvey, puerto rico survived maria, and florida withstood i remember a. now looks like hurricane florence has its eyes on the carolinas. it is that gargantuan of a storm with that much brute force, and it is forecasted to dump a deluge of rain, possibly 20 inches in some areas. so much water that the risk of flooding extends miles beyond the coast of the carolinas days into next week. and that not only effects what you look at on the screen in places like ohio, maryland, west virginia and georgia. more than 20 million face the threat of the storm and more than 1.5 million are under a mandatory evacuation. plus assuming forecasts are accurate, florence will hit farther north and the east coast than any other category 4 hurricane ever. and fema is trying to manage expectations. >> this sto

first of all, we had concurrent and overlapping storms, harvey, irma and maria were disaster number 25, 26 and 27 -- >> what about the preparations? >> yes, ma'am. so we go through a very detailed aar process and capture lessons learned from our performance last year in disaster response. we do aars after action reviews, at the district level, the regional level and at the headquarters level. i will tell you the actions that we have taken already this year include pre-position thing of people well in advance of the storm, so, for example, hurricane lane here a couple weeks ago that approached the main island of hawaii, we set in advance long before that storm was scheduled to make landfall our roofing teams with an advanced party of our contractor, we run a model, we can predict what communities we're going to have trouble and we had people on the ground before landfall look k and getting assessments and inventories of our stocks to ensure that we could respond in a more rapid fashion. >> all right. that's good to hear, but i'm still worried that we are not prepared enough for -- in re

so far only harvey weinstein has been charged. of course they are investigating manyny others.ut a lot of thehe men who had been accused by sexexual assault allelegations have yet to bebe chcharged. just recently a da decided d not to preress c charges against afr anthony anderson. even kevin spacey, stetevenson all. -- steven seagal. many men have been accused but only a couple have been charged and even fewer convivicted. brent: kj, thank you very much. here in germany, the head of the catholic church has apologized for its failure to deal with sexual abuse over decades and for the pain that was caused. cardinal reinhard marx spoke after the publication of a report that details thousands of cases of abuse. the victims were mostly men, mostly children. critics of the report as well as the authors of the report say the true scale of the abuses probably far greater than the cases identified. reporter: sexual abuse in the catholic church is a deeply rooted problem in germany. that is the scathing conclusion of a study that economics worked on for four years. the chairman of the g

cheryl: that's the concern about the storm, we saw harvey and we saw the devastation.bout the community and more particularly the business community in myrtle beach, i'm sure you have folks disappointed that they couldn't have to myrtle beach and have the vacation they were planning this weekend, do you feel it's going to take a while for the tourism to come back to myrtle beach or do you think that your town is ready to recover as soon as possible? >> we are ready to recover as soon as possible, we have city staff, public works, fire, police, finance even prepositioned so that they can get out and about as soon as the sunshines again and we can assess the damage, begin the clean-up process, that's our goal to get myrtle beach running up as soon as possible. for those folks who did evacuate out of the flood storm, out of the storm surge zone, that may take a couple of days because the sun comes out back maybe sunday it may be a couple of days before we say all clear. cheryl: all right, you will give us the word and i hope you give us update next week, mark kruea thank

they are ready and this is a mission that this task forceas served before with hurricane maria and harvey that we saw last year. i'm joined now by chief scott goldsteen. as we have just said, this is a taskhis team is up for. >> absolutely. a lot of training. a lot of years of readiness go

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allegations that nbc news blocked reporter ronan farrow from doing a story on disgraced movie mogul harveyeinstein, nbc news chairman andy lack sent an e-mail to employees writing, in part, at no point did nbc object instruct farrow's repoeeing. last farrow's former producer rich mchugh who has left the network accused nbc of a massive breach of journalistic integrity. lack says an indendent group of the most experienced investigative journalists in our organization evaluated farrow's reporting, concluding the story was not ready to air. the e-mail repeatedly states thatth farrow atime did not have a single victim or witness willing to go on the record. attached to last night's e-mail s a ten-page report which details more than 20 occasions whr harvey weinstein his lawyers contacted nbc news executives during the investigation. lackwrites,he persistent contact played no role in our decision mang. he says it was farrow's decision to pursue the story elsewhere. two months later farrow's pulitzer prize winning report was published in the new yorker magazine. farrow has long maintained his wor

lack, e-iling every employee of the news division about ronan farrow's initial investigation into harvey weinstein and now ronan is responding. more, here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: facing allegations nbc news onblocked reporter farrow from doing a story on disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein, andy lack sent an e-mail saying at no point did nbc obstruct araoh's reporting. rich mchugh who left the network accused nbc of a massive breach of journalistic integrity. lack says an independent group of the most experienced investigative journalists in our organization evaluat pharaoh's reporting concluding the story was not ready to air. the e-mail repeatedly states pharaoh at the id not have a single victim or witness willing go the record. attached to last night's e-mail was a 10 page report which details more than 20 occasionwhen harvey weinstein or his lawyers contacted nbc news executives during the investigation.la writes the persistent contact played no role in our decision-making. it was pharaoh's decision to pursue the story elsewhere. two months later, pharaoh's pulitzer

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look at hurricane harvey.e had elderly facility there where you saw the picture where an entire nursing home -- they were sitting in their chairs with water around their waist. we saw with hurricane irma, the nursing home right there along the riverfront in jacksonville and we lost some people there because it was right there in the flood zone. i acknowledge what he says and he is spot on. at the most vulnerable population, we can do better in our infrastructure standards if we look at where we locate those nursing homes. if you are in a flood zone, the first story of those buildings should not be where we keep people. they should be at the upper levels of a structure like that. ,f we don't have to evacuate they can sustain themselves in there with a generator. but that is a big problem across the country and throughout our coastal cities. we continue to allow nursing homes to be in flood zones. virginiarles, richmond p review our next. first i want to say thank you for your military service. and your knowledg

harvey, irma and maria were disaster 25, 26 and 27 -- mrs. napolitano: what about the preparation? major general spellmon: we go through a very detailed process and learn from our. we do action reviews at the district level and regional level and headquarters' level. the actions we have taken already this year include pre-positioning of people well in advance of the storm. hurricane lane, a couple of weeks ago that approached hawaii, we set in advance long before that storm was scheduled to make land fall, roofing teams with advance party of our contractor. we can predict what communities are going to have trouble and had people on the ground getting assessments and inventorying of our stocks to make sure we could respond in a more rapid fashion. mrs. napolitano: i'm still worried that we are not prepared enough in rebuilding to withstand future hurricanes. major general spellmon: i would thank you as well as all of congress for the generous appropriation in the storm supplemental. congress gave us 17.4 billion and then that is going to fund 235 projects in 33 states to add resilie

one year after hurricane harvey hit the texas gulf coast, downtown houston is still feeling the effectstheater district. >>> some of the hardest hit show places are about to open their doors again, fox's maria salazar has more on what is being done and what still needs to happen. >> reporter: this will be like welcoming family back. >> to see people in the facility again, people are looking forward to this, i think it will be good for everyone's spirits. >> reporter: after years -- a year of cleaning and rebuilding, this sign will be gone and the wortham theatre center will reopen the it stores, first for an open house on sunday and then a first show on september 26. we all have a desire to get back to normalcy. >> reporter: it was dramatically disrupted when hurricane harvey's torrential rainfall overwhelmed the buffalo bayou nearby, the water rushed in. the building sustained about $100 million in damage, flooding the basement and orchestra pit, damaging mechanical equipment, walls, and floors. >> about this high here when we left, i know that it got higher by the time it was later af

and people took that waste and that toxic hazardous fecal waste throughout the community also in harvey going back to harvey you had flooding there as well and some superfund sites where there was some concern that they were having talks and materials washer that community so the e.p.a. as well as hog farms in the communities in advance of florence are taking steps right now to keep an eye on some of their superfund sites and their other problem areas and already draining the hog lagoons if you will ahead of the storm to try to minimize the impact and avoid what you saw in one nine hundred ninety nine and just real quick molly generally when we look at the stock markets how do they react to to her kids i know it's going to differ widely but is there an overall consensus or sort of what generally happens. yes the overall consensus generally is that any business that's related to reconstruction or repairs you're going to see them do well that's going to go up but any business that deals with again the service industry whether it's hotels or travel and leisure stocks related to insurance t

paying for their crime so to speak but you're not seeing the type of backlash that you saw with a harvey weinstein my thought likely ninety percent nine percent of hollywood were really happy to see him go down and why do you think that is k.j. it's his sentencing and the fact that he is being sent to prison do you think that that's going to have any significant impact on other celebrities there in hollywood what you have to wait to see because so far only hype harvey weinstein has been charge of course they're investigating him for other crimes but a lot of the men who have been accused of many sexual harassment sexual assault allegations have yet to be charge i mean just recently a d.a. decided not to press charges against actor at the inner city and even kevin spacey and even steven seagal so there are many many men in this needs who movement have been accused very few have actually been art and even fewer convicted like bill cosby journalist katie matthews on the story for us tonight in los angeles kitty thank you very much. you. well here in germany to head of the catholic church ha