nbc also had videotape shot by police in new york up harvey weinstein himself confessing to abuse on . they had the whole thing nailed. and they suppressed it in a protect of weinstein. now they are lying about it. we should not be surprised by any of this, nbc news also lying about the access hollywood tape that they leaked to "the washington post" on the eve of the presidential debate in order to influence the outcome of that debate and election. and then to compound the crime, they fired and humiliated their own anchor billy bush for the crime of, actually, we are not sure what the crime was.ch but we do know that nbc lied to its viewers and to the rest of us throughout that whole episode. we have asked nbc repeatedly to account for it. how did a secretly recorded videotape that was their property get from their offices to the hands of nbc news chief noah oppenheim's buddy at "the washington post"? we ask that question because transparency is at the heart of every legitimate news organization, but not at theus heart of nbc. they will not answer our questions. that is not surprising

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 becomes the firs

, abc's linsey davis with what the video shows. >> reporter: this newly released video shows harvey weinsteinith a young woman just hours before she claims he raped her. in the recorded conversation from 2011, we see weinstein hug the 28-year-old. >> that's nice. let's keep it up. >> reporter: it was part of a pitch for weinstein to use her tech startup company. only portions aired today on britain's sky tv. >> data's so hot. >> what's that? >> data's so hot. >> it is hot. >> reporter: weinstein asked if he's allowed to flirt with her. a little bit, she answers. but then, he says she touches her under the table. >> ah, that's a little high. i was trying to save face, at first, i was trying to manage the situation. it was a combination of confidence and naivety. >> reporter: at the end of the meeting, weinstein asks her to meet him for a drink. she says she thought they were going to close the deal. but instead, thompson says, he raped her. weinstein denies all nonconsensual sexual contact. weinstein's attorney says when viewed in its entirety, the video shows there was nothing forceful. he sa

had taken sources comments out of context and misrepresented sources willingness to identify harvey weinsteine but emily nester, one of the alleged weinstein victims is contradicting the internal report saying, quote, we discussed and i have tentatively offered to attach mining to the interview in silhouette or even reshoot the interview with my face visible but they, meaning nbc, were not interested in this interview. and he is responding to the internal memo's numerous false or misleading statement saying the story was twice cleared and by legal standards only to be blocked by executives who refuse to allow us to seek comment from harvey weinstein. rich mccue just double down saying the nbc internal report as far from objective and, quote, when you have an exclusive audio recording of harvey weinstein admitting to sexual assault in addition to a rape survivor scheduled for an interview in three days what journalistic ethics would cause the news outlet to cancel that interview. and let one of the most defining stories of the decade walk out the door. nbc news chairman maintains at no point t

nbc news chairman and the lack and the maneuverings of that channel to protect predator harvey weinstein 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

moms, we can't wait. ♪ >> tucker: nbc's official narrative on the harvey weinstein abuse story and whyht. one of their own anchors, megyn kelly, rebutted the claim that no one was willing to go on the record and accuse weinstein. that was a lie. rose mcgowan was on the record accusing weinstein and they killed the story anyway. another person says that nbc dismissed her allegations against weinstein as "personal suspicions" when she went on camera and made allegations of abuse that she personally witnessed. so, at this point there is no reason to trust nbc. we are not saying it out of competitive animus but based on the facts. so far, they haven't finished investigating joy reed's hacked blog, the one the f.b.i. was supposedly investigating, or explain why they leaked the "access hollywood" tape to the "washington post." they lied about that for almost two years. maybe it's time for nbc to hire an outside investigator, maybe independent reputable law firm to launch an unbias review and identify who played what role in protecting harvey weinstein. we know it happened. it would be useful

. >>> coming up on the morning news, harvey weinstein caught on video. the former movie mogul is seen acting inappropriately with a woman. >>> and holding court, tennis star naomi osaka is set to sign a record-breaking endorsement deal. this is the "cbs morning news." sement deal. this is the "cbs morning news." the dell vostro 14 laptop. get up to 40% off on select pcs. call 877-buy-dell today. ( ♪ ) brushing only reachesay. 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ bye, mom. thanks for breakfsat, mom. with quality ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella is sure to bring a smile to breakfast time. light bladder leaks are just part of being a woman. but we can still wear whatever we want. poise® ultra thin pads* so life with little leaks can just be life. get a coupon at poise.com and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on is boost®. delicious boost® high protein nuritional drink now has 33% more protein, along wi

attached to last night's e-mail s a ten-page report which details more than 20 occasions whr harvey weinsteinis 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 work while at nbc w reportable. he is now disputing lack's e-mail saying it contains numerous false or misleading statements. and insists the sugge to take the story to another outlet was first raised by nbc. one weinstein accuser emily nester states, i had tentative offered to attach my name to the interview in silhouette, or potentiay even re-shoothe interview with my face visible. however, they were not interested. nbc news says they were never told she was willing to be named. ultimately, lack says the news division parted ways with farrow because of a disagreement over journas.stic standa and farrow's urgency to get the story publishe lack writes, if some b

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 prize winn

rest of his life he's the first celebrity to be locked up since the downfall of media mogul harvey weinstein and the start of the trash tag me to move on joining us now from los angeles is journalist p.j. matthews she is on this story for us good evening to you. bill cosby becomes the first celebrity of the me two era to be sent to prison what have been the reactions . you know a lot of people expected this it's been a long time coming there were two trials and finally he was found guilty and soon after that people had wondered you know how much time would he actually spin behind bars you know would he be reprimanded or sentences state prison immediately and now we know that means immediately so a lot of his accusers and alleged victims are coming forth saying it's a sigh of relief they have spent so many years in pain because of what he did to them and finally they feel like there is some sort of justice not a lot of people in hollywood are speaking out other than actresses alyssa mulatto and amber tamblyn who are part of the time's up and need to move minute are happy that someone like him

abc's linsey davis has those details. >> reporter: this newly released video shows harvey weinstein with a young businesswoman just hours before she claims he raped her. in melissa thompson's recorded presentation from 2011, we see weinstein hug the 28-year-old. >> that's nice. let's keep it up. >> reporter: it was part of a pitch for weinstein to use her tech start-up company. only portions of the video aired on britain's sky tv. >> wow. >> data is so hot, right? >> what's that? >> data is so hot. >> it is hot. you're hot. >> reporter: weinstein asks if he's allowed to flirt with her. a little bit she answers but then she says he touches her under the table. >> a little bit. >> all right? >> a little high. that's a little high. that's a little high. >> i was trying to save face that at first i was trying to kind of manage the situation. there was a combination of confidence and naivete. >> reporter: at the end of the meeting weinstein asks her to meet him for a drink at a hotel. she says she thought they were going to close the deal but instead thompson says he raped her. weinstein deni

the metoo movement is so important that folks like harvey weinstein are called out, that bill cosby are called out. but then it's weaponized, people with six different fbi background checks have shown to be a reputable person, one folks across the spectrum, both genders, you name it, all races, in which there is no pattern of serial activity, the presumption is he is guilty because that's the spirit of the age. that's wrong, it can happen to anybody and at some point we have to look at a life's work and judge it against someone else's end if i judge kavanaugh again avenatti, i will go a kavanaugh. >> harris: do you think a vote with just the senate judiciary committee, i know it's being reported that this is the big vote but it's just the committee, do you think the schedule should be upheld or should be there be any delay to take into account anybody else who has come forward in the last couple of days or even our? >> lets recognize that if diane feinstein had come forward, it would have been discussed confidentially. senator feinstein is reportedly the one that leaked it to the press,

lost his job. >> let's not compare harvey weinstein and bill cosby to what's happened here. >> you're saying that society, media or someone is looking at these things through a political lens. >> i think this week was that way. and it shouldn't be that way. >> it hasn't been that way in the last year. i don't disagree with you about what you're saying about clinton and his behavior and -- >> it shouldn't be a footnote. what about those women? >> there was a huge investigation. brett kavanaugh worked on that investigation. and he was very strongly of the opinion that bill clinton needed to answer for what he did. >> do you know what a liberal democratic woman told me this week who supports brett kavanaugh because she worked with him for a long time? she said kellyanne, i'm so -- everybody is so emotionally drain orded or disgusted based the range of emotions. >> or both. >> or both. i feel badly for brett kavanaugh. i think the democrats could have avoided all of this just by coming forward earlier and asking dr. ford and/or judge kavanaugh in those private phone calls. this woman got

it was his reporting about harvey weinstein that started this movement. now here we are almost a year later with questions about whether he's going to make a lot of money on the way out the door. one thing is for sure. he is stepping down. >> there's also -- in these new accounts, also coming from ronan's latest article for "the new yorker," which came out today. but you talk about these two stories playing out at once. there's the battle for cbs that was already happening. they're inextricably linked at this point. >> there's an incredible confluence of events. if you talk to moonves' side, they're saying this is just about the boardroom battle. you talk to the other side, they're saying he was taken down by these allegations against him. finally this is a moment of accountability. you talk about what farrow has, he had six women back in july. he has six more women in today's story. a dozen allegations of harassment and assault. some of them quite disturbing. they're up on newyorker.com. >> there's also a lot of outrage about what we were hearing initial

reports the network tried to kill his investigation on harvey weinstein.rol over their handling of the story a man repeated claims that it rocked jordan farrell from what he knew. andrew black writing a lengthy memo to staff same "contrary to recent investigations at no point did we obstruct is reporting. he says executives there have produced a memo that contained numerous false or misleading statements so i will say briefly, their list of sources is incomplete and it omits women who were either identified in the nbc story were offered to be. howie cursed joins me now, most of media buzz and now another woman comes forward on the weinstein story and said yes, she was very willing to be on the record for story. how bad is this for them? >> i was an investigative reporter for many years and you know in your gut when the employer doesn't have the stomach for controversial stories. the damage that is being done to nbc, we now know that the network suggested that they walk out the door into days later they published the expose of harvey weinstein that ends up

if convicted, he could face a anymore sentence of ten years in prison >> harvey weinstein is innocentl, i don't know that we should be applauding that. all right. thanks, everyone. tonight on the show, dave salmoni is here with wild animals and we'll be right back with keegan-michael key. don't forget that the past can speak to the future. ♪ ♪ i'm going to be your substitute teacher. don't assume the substitute teacher has nothing to offer... same goes for a neighborhood. don't forget that friendships last longer than any broadway run. mr. president. (laughing) don't settle for your first draft. or your 10th draft. ♪ ♪ you get to create the room where it happens. ♪ ♪ just don't think you have to do it alone. ♪ ♪ the powerful backing of american express. don't live life without it. hey, what do you guys wanna listen to? ooh, hip-hop! reggaeton. edm. what about bubble trance? bubble what? bubble trance. it's a thing. (man) oh. my point is, everyone's got different taste. that's why verizon lets you mix and match your family unlimited plan so everyone gets the plan they want, without pay

harvey weinstein.job and career's gone without a burden of proof being established. no due process. >> you're totally -- >> hold on-a reva. just to push back as i said earlier, all of the people i just mentioned except for roger ailes who's not here, they are crying on their piles of money right now. bill cosby's in prison. go on, joe. or go on, areva. >> harvey weinstein's indicted. that day's coming. >> joe, no doubt there ha been a slew of high-profile white men that have been hell held accountable for sexual assault. it's taken way too long. let's start with that point. but there are thousands of white men who benefit from white privilege who are still in positions of power who are not held accountable and the sentiment that people are expressing, and i wanted bill cosby to be held accountable just like i want any sexual predator to be held accountable. it doesn't matter what your race is, doesn't 3459er what your ethnicity is, if you are a sexual predator you should be prosecuted and you should be

. >> what do you say to people like harvey weinstein? what do you say to people like matt lauer? wasn't -- i mean losing your job. >> roger ailes who is not here. >> losing your job is one thing. what people are saying -- and scan the internet. people are saying that bill cosby is being held to a higher standard than white people. i'm saying -- >> and they're saying to this president and to brett kavanaugh. and by the way, guys, it was cosby's team that made the connection. >> i don't want people to misunderstand what i'm saying. i don't want bill cosby -- >> let him finish. >> i don't want bill cosby -- what i'm saying is we need to raise the bar so that privileged white men are held accountable for sexual assault. we shouldn't be trying to get bill cosby off. >> i think we're there, right? >> no. >> we're not there at all. privileged white people are not now being held responsible for sexual assault. harvey weinstein, any actor in hollywood who gets accused loses their job and career is gone without a burden of proof being established, no due process. >> hold on, areva. just to

one of harvey weinstein's accuser emily nestor backed his account. in a statement to the hollywood reporter she said she had filmed an interview in silhouette but later offered to attach my name to the interview in silhouette or reshoot the interview with my face visible. however, they were not interested in this interview. nbc news suggests in the lack e-mail report that farrow did not have a single victim witness on the record. in a statement last night ronan farrow's former nbc producer who recently left the network issued a statement on twitter saying in part, i'm not clear how nbc's report can be considered objective and thorough given i was never interviewed for the report and only learned about it when asked for comment by reporters late last week. a spokesperson for nbc said mchugh was not interviewed for the report last night because the company had the information it needed and the report is a complete accounting. there was no response from nbc news to the overnight statements of ronan farrow but nbc news did release a statement just now re

any journalist would be proud to go after a villain like harvey weinstein.so many so that ronan farrow had to leave the network and go to the "new yorker" to publish it. they were stopping them from doing interviews. they weren't even allowed to do the interview with the sources they were looking to pursue. nbc reported to have threatened ronan that he wasn't able to take his reporting with him when he left nbc. this is bad news all around. and further evidence there is a culture of corruption at nbc that is negatively affecting their ability to do good journalism. david: neil armstrong, i just reported on it before. the movie that avoid planting the american flag because it was a worldwide achievement according to the lead actor. >> what does ryan gosling know. he has no stake tonight. he's a canadian. it was placed there by an american to flew on an american ship paid for by the american taxpayer. you want to create an inspiring moment and a film with incredible imagery. one that brings a tear your eye, show neil armstrong landing on the moon, stepping on

they're very powerful people on the left, george soros and harvey weinstein. it's an unwritten rule in a sense, of progressive journalism these people are untouchable and you have to run defense for them and run protection for them. ins believe that was what was going on at nbc. >> laura: yeah, he thought he was untouchable and -- harvey weinstein thought everyone else was touchable. that's the problem here. howie curtis, this is another -- howie kurtz, this is another wild story. harvey weinstein had an enormous amount of influence in hollywood, an enormous amount of political clout with all the fundraisers he hosted and the money he raised, and deep friendships within the peacock. i mean, he and andy lack i hear were very good friendsk.. what happened to the "we treat all women the same as men?" "we believe in women's rights?" and when this ronan farrow young journalist was hot on the trail of this story, general said you better back off or we're going to smear you? these are reported allegations by, i guess, the producer of farrow's work. >> that particular

only harvey weinstein has been charged with a crime.oonves denied allegations of misconduct. >> he's not a harvey weinstein. he had an enormous amount of charm and great at self deprecating humor and fantastic with the media. >> leslie moonves was a golden boy on wall street. he turned the company around and considered indispensable. so many people said he was impossible to shake from his position. >> the new yorker identified 12 women accusing moonves from a former executive to an assistant to a massage therapist. >> there is a where you have so many women recounting similar details and this is too much to be a coincidence. >> one of the women worked with moonves in the 1980s when they were both executives at lor mar television. he said do you want to have lunch and i said sure. it was taking him a long time and turned my head and he grabbed my head and pushed it all the way down into his penis. and pushed his penis into my mouth. i said just take me back. it was horrible. it was really horrible. >> the harassment didn't end there. a c

important to note in the age we are in that is solely sullied by the likes of the despicable harvey weinstein, he did so by urging a kind of standard of urbain gentlemanly behavior. on the part of the readers of his magazine. now it's regarded the consumer revolution i see things similarly when taken to extreme where it leads to a set of unrestrained read and a kind of suffocating materialism as it has on occasion the pursuit of abundance can be a corrosive thing. i think ethical behavior to virtuous behavior but as a whole i think the rising american standard of living after world war ii was the envy of the world and rightly so. it broke the want in american society among large swaths of the population. not only in the middle class but in the working class as well. having a comfortable material existence which allows people to delve into other areas, travel, leisure, education, recreation, 1000 things now available to americans to read a richer and follow life. these things i think on the whole have been a positive development, encouraged by hefner and others, america's consumer prosperity l

>> i think nbc's reaction since the story came out is the reason why harvey weinstein was able to takentage of victims for years without saying anything. kennedy: and institutions like nbc you think would protect them. >> everyone knew about harvey weinstein's behavior. if you start to hear that a reporter is on the case and you shut them down systematically as it appears nbc has done, i think that says a lot about the way that company runs and the attitude that's pervasive throughout media. kennedy: ronan went on twitter and said i had on-the-record sources. i did good reporting. this was complete. and we submitted it to the legal department standard and were given a green light and it was essentially killed by executives. nbc said egg was off the record, it wasn't ready, and they let the story of a generation go. >> the news was that he was work on the story for them and he published that in the new yorker soon afterward. so it looked awkward at the time and they both came up with that basic frame of the discussion. what is new and what might have prompted the release of the memo. ro

harvey weinstein is a predator.e that i think it would be quite easy to show a pattern of behavior especially when you have a videotape like that. >> in isolation this would not be enough. but knowing that other accusations that have been against him, that kind of -- >> it could be helpful and i think even in isolation, robin, this could be enough. >> really? >> yes. >> fascinating. sunny hostin, thanks very much. >> thank you, sunny. >>> coming up we have the abc news exclusive. the latest on the american scientist and her young son injured in a giraffe attack. what her father is saying this morning only on "gma." ( ♪ ) face the world as a face to be reckoned with. only botox® cosmetic is fda approved to temporarily make moderate to severe frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. it's a quick 10 minute cosmetic treatment given by a doctor to reduce those lines. there is only one botox® cosmetic, ask for it by name. the effects of botox® cosmetic, may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing se

liz: nbc news -- on the hot seat defending his network handles of harvey weinstein reporting, cominghat he said. >> former obama chief of staff, chicago mayor rahm emanuel, surprise announcement today saying he will not run for reelection next year. find out why after this. >> as much as i love this job, and will always love the city, i have decided not to seek reelection. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it helps block six key inflammatory substances. most pills block one. flonase sensimist. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? >> much as i love this job, and will always love the city and its residents, i have decided not to seek reelection. this

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

statute of limitations ran out oh we can't bring charges against you know this guy you know harvey weinstein for some of the stuff that happened with him because oh well the statue of limitations. we need to rethink that because we have to punish these crimes in order to send the message that this is unacceptable in our society and if we don't you know that we're that's just going to further insulate and allow it to keep happening again and again and again and i think you asked a good question not only me for young men but you know what does this tell a little what does this tell women what does this tell girls that you know we need to be nice to the boys when they're convicted of this you know what what does that say to women wanting to come forward ask you the real question return yeah i think what's happening now is you're seeing a repeat of anita hill we're getting lectured again that here is a powerful man who did a law i mean i'm seeing the articles on bill cosby and it's starts out with this whole he did so much for the black community he gave so much money really was a great person s

e-mailing every employee of the news department about ronan farrow's initial investigation into harvey weinsteinand now ronan farrow is allegat that nbc news blocked reporter ronan farrow from doing a sto employees writing, in part, at no point did nbc object instruct farrow's reporting. last week farrow's former producer rich mchugh who has 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 evaluated farrow's reporting, concluding the story was not ready to air. the e-mail repeatedly states that farrow at the time did not have a single victim or witness willing to go on the record. attached to last night's e-mail was a ten-page report which details more than 20 occasions when harvey weinstein or his lawyersing 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. farrow ha

here is abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: this newly released video shows harvey weinstein with a youngfore she claims he raped her. in melissa thompson's recorded presentation from 2011, we see weinstein hug the 28-year-old. it was part of a pitch for weinstein to use her tech start-up company. only portions of the video aired on britain's sky tv. >> what's that? >> it is hot. >> reporter: weinstein asked if he's allowed to flirt with her. a little bit, she answers, but then she says he touches her under the table. >> it's a little high. >> i was trying to save face. at first i was trying to kind of manage the situation. there was a combination of confidence and naivety. >> reporter: at the end of the meeting, weinstein asks her to meet him for a drink at a hotel. she says they thought they were going to close the deal, but instead, thompson says he raped her. weinstein denies all nonconsensual sexual contact. thompson is currently suing weinstein. weinstein's attorney says when viewed in its entirety, the video shows there was nothing forceable, says they were both flirting and this i

. >>> coming up on the morning news, nbc answers criticism over not broadcasting the harvey weinstein story. plus, he really is running. former vice president joe biden fuels 2020 speculation. this is the "cbs morning news." fuels 2020 speculation. this is the "cbs morning news." are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. a study wh ozempic, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not share needles or pens. don't reuse needles. do not take ozempic® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are

kristen gillibrand is a friend of harvey weinstein. a picture of two of them together.einstein has been accused of rape. did she know about his assaults? is she in a sensory to the equipment we asked these questions. why has the fbi not demand an fbi investigation to herself. is that the reaction of a innocent question? look at the fbi, interview her under oath, surprise her at her home at dawn with a search warrant. while they are at it, they should take a close look at her relation ship with bill clinton and other accused rapists. if she hesitates? press charges. this is lunatic. liberals understand that it is. democrats don't want brett kavanaugh in court because they disagree with him and that's understandable, by the way. they are angry that the republican senate refused to vote on mayor garland, that's understandable too. what's now is dangerous in a way that is dangerous, and the matter who you voted for in 2016. extremism has exploded on the left and nobody is trying to contain it. here is one particularly jarring example of that. this is congressman john garame

and i think she worked for harvey weinstein's law firm as well as being good friends there.u see this former friend of harvey weinstein's and bill clinton's, who knew all about their reputations of women abusers and said nothing, do you think it's a credible posture for her? >> i mean it's consistent for her. this is exactly what she has done throughout her entire career. remember a few years ago she brought ms local weights, the mattress girl come in to the state of the union address. this was a woman who as a performance director claimed they wanted to expel her, but he was found to be not culpable. >> tucker: so the who wasn't a. >> the who wasn't a. senator gillibrand has seized this issue in the me too movement, and the question of harassment is her issue. this is how she's moving forward. >> tucker: is there anything she won't do? we will find out soon. please keep covering it. one female observer of the brett kavanaugh saga is says his story is missing critical details, details that would be needed to determine if he was guilty or not. she joins us to explain, next. ♪

. >>> news tonight concerning the harvey weinstein scandal. former nbc news producer accusing his own network of initially killing the story about weinstein's sex abuse allegations. ronan farrow blocked from reporting. the bombshell that launched the me too movement and nbc now ronalding. here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, a former nbc news employee is accusing the network of killing a groundbreaking story of harvey weinstein's alleged sexual misconduct. reporter ronan farrow worked at nbc until last year. his then supervising producer, rich mchugh now says, "as we were about to interview a woman with a credible allegation of rape against weinstein, i was told not to do the interview. effectively killing the story. those orders came to me from the highest levels of nbc." but nbc calls the accusations an outright lie and that at the time farrow did not jet have a single victim of or witness to misconduct by weinstein who was willing to be identified. of the seven women who eventually went on record with farrow at "the new yorker," i

. >>> new details about whether nbc news tried to kill the harvey weinstein sexual assault story. this morning the reporter who ended up breaking that story speaks out. >>> nike chooses former quarterback colin kaepernick as the new face of its just do it campaign igniting controversy amid the nfl national anthem battle. >>> plus, a whole new level of cruising. carnival shows off its biggest ship ever. >>> and the two guys who decided to play a prank on mcdonald's and it worked. >>> a good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with tropical storm gordon gaining strength as it heads for the gulf coast. >> the storm is expected to make landfall later on today on the mississippi coast, but take a look at it there. it is gaining strength. it is expected to hit as a category 1. the temperatures there in the gulf, 86 degrees. now, states of emergency have been declared in mississippi and louisiana and in new orleans. public schools are closed as people race to prepare. tropical storm gordon intensifying in the gulf of mexico. >> i don't want to see another hurricane like katrina at all. >

sale a la luz pÚblica un video de harvey weinstein en reuniÓn con una de sus alegadas vÍctimas.la que estÁn estos hombres. Éstas chicas estÁn buscando fama, reconocimiento, no se esperan lo que va a pasar, pero en esa misma evidencia falta la reacciÓn tan ofensiva de una mujer que despuÉs tomÓ carta legal. >> afortunadamente esta el video. quÉ mÁs que se video donde lo vemos a Él que la estÁ tocando, ella le deja saber y le dice eso estÁ muy abajo muy arriba, mientras ella le estÁ haciendo la explicaciÓn le estÁ tocando el hombro, la esta tratando de seducir. perdÓn, no he terminado. >> perdÓn >> como mujer voy a defenderlas. esto hoy en ningÚn momento de acuerdo ningÚn hombre utilice el poder, que utilizan las maraÑaspara acosar a una mujer, debe respetarse. >> un segundo. espÉrate. yo creo que todos tenemos claro que el abuso no es permitido y de lo dice alguien que ha sido abusado. ahÍ lo dejamos muy claro. hombres y mujeres. cuando ves un video en el que claramente Él ya estÁ tocando su espacio, ya ha traspasado un momento que es supuestamente de trabajo, luego nos cuesta en

. >>> the head of nbc news and reas ronan farrow speaking out over the harvey weinstein story. hinting they tried to kill the weinstein story. farrow's former producer said there were from the highest levels of nbc to stand down on the scandal. >> black bushed back with the document that describes the story not ready for broadcast. claiming he did not have a witness ready to go on record against weinstein. overnight, farrow tweeted a statement to contradict nbc claims. the list of sources is incomplete and omits women identified in the story or offered to be. the story was twice cleared and deemed reportable. only to be blocked by representatives who did not allow us to seek comment from harvey weinstein. this story is not over. >>> nike with an iconic ad campaign with powerful words from colin kaepernick. the outrage ahead. >>> nike is taking a very public stand on the national anthem debate with the nfl. making colin kaepernick one of the faces of the ad campaign commemorating the 30th anniversary of the iconic just do it slogan. tweeting out a photo from the campaign with a

here is the question with good handwriting, how can you keep from lumping people like harvey weinstein together without franklin? that's a very good question. crimes of various degrees of severities, we need to constantly remind ourselves that these are all individual cases and steer away from blanket rules. >> i'm not aware that there are blanket rules. we talk about the sort of align between harvey weinstein, let's say, you know on one extreme and someone whose misdeeds seem much milder but it's not a boundary. it's a spectrum, it has to do, again, with male entitlement and male power and the permission that men aren't given to behave in certain ways and how far individuals go on that. you have to understand what the accusers have been saying and continuum of the crime -- of the crimes. >> right, i think we are aware of the differences which is amazing, shows that the court of public opinion can make subtle judgments. okay. what about books, should people like sherman alxy and juno still be and invited to book festivals? >> i mean, i can't speak to book festivals but i can think abou

that was the approach from harvey weinstein.mself, he went so far as to attack his victims and those attacks continued notjust after those initial allegations were made but after dozens of women had come forward. i was there when harvey weinstein was sent to court and that day, they were advising him and maligning the women who had accused him. so this does seem to be the defence, to issue these strong denials. les moonves is issuing a strong denial again today, but there is the weight of those allegations and the graphic details these women are describing and a pattern of behaviour which seems very hard to refute. nick bryant, thank you. you have to wonder whether there are other chief executives of big companies who are feeling nervous today. the inquests have begun into the deaths in last year's westminster terror attack. four people died on westminster bridge when khalid masood drove at high speed along the pavement before crashing. he then stabbed pc keith palmer to death outside the palace of westminster. at the start of t

harvey weinstein could be facing federal charges after investigation into the disgraced producer's relationshipith israeli investigative company called black cube, revealing new details. the firm allegedly worked undercover to gather information of accusers and preventing from making allegations public. next time you are traveling through dulles airport, new facial recognition, scanner will scan your face from the database from u.s. customs and border control and if they match taken at the gate, you're cleared and lauren, you are ready for take off. lauren: i hope it works better than iphone 10 facial recognition. taking a look at nasdaq composite. another 1 per, facebook, amazon, apple, google parent alphabet but also some of the chip makers, what's behind the recent selling and the hottest sector, gus, good morning. >> good morning, lauren. lauren: why are investors so skittish? >> a number of things going on, came out yesterday and said growth is good but that putin vestors on edge and the second thing is cheryl sandburg and jack dorsey and probably more costs in terms of self-policing. 50%