but harvey weinstein being harvey weinstein, exceptions were made. >> narrator: he says k2 was taskedeaking out of the weinstein camp about her past. >> she once filed a sexual assault suit against a 70-year-old "sugar daddy." >> there was a report that she had been sleeping with a 70-year-old man in return for gifts from this guy. >> it lasted for like a week, everyday something different coming out. everything was about me being a blackmailer, a prostitute. >> narrator: prosecutors asked to meet with gutierrez. she had given conflicting accounts of what happened in italy. >> they were asking me questions like, "are this news real?" like, "you're a prostitute?" i was asking them like, "did you hear the recording?" they were like, "oh yes, i heard of it, but you have to explain this situation in italy is very confusing." i was like, "guys, i mean, i'm the victim." >> narrator: concerned how her story would play to a jury, the district attorney's office announced weinstein would not berosecuted. manhattan district attorney cyrus vance jr. declined to be interviewed. his office told "fr

the arrest of hollywood producer harvey weinstein in 2017 for sexual offences precipitated the call for. actress geena davis, a long—time campaigner for gender equality, says the biggest difference is that women are, indeed, talking about the injustices and inequality they've suffered. it's made it ok talk about finally, you know, that people are very comfortable now being outspoken about the sexism, the inequality, the unequal pay, the unsafe working environments that women have suffered through for decades. while in the modern era, the number of female directors in hollywood has never edged much beyond the 10% figure, the drive for inclusion came with big gains. chloe zhao became the first woman of colour and only the second female ever to get a best director oscar in 2021 for her film nomadland. then sian heder�*s film coda, about the hearing child of deaf parents, scooped last year's best picture oscar. cheering. despite the commitment that's been made to get more women behind the camera, this year's oscars really seemed like a bit of a setback because none of the directing nominees

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ndas are what allow harvey weinstein to abuse for 30 years. ndas allowed roger ails to do it.power relationship where somebody with power says to somebody without power, your own life experience is now my property now. and the speakout act was passed because it's allowed perpetrators of sexual harassment and sexual abuse to continue to have victim after victim after victim. so that's why the speak out act passed. unfortunately, it only applies to predispute signing of an nda which, in fact, she did in this case. miss herman worked in his restaurant. >> she wassen an employee. >> it doesn't change it. because she's an employee. but it makes it more complicated because she's an employee. and she did sign it clearly predispute, five years me dispute. the five years before he allegedly tricked her to get her out of the house and brought her -- said she was going on a vacation. >> no one can -- i don't think anyone can dispute what you're saying. what if someone is -- if you are a person of note, right, a high profile person and you have someone say coming in doing work for you or

well either harvey weinstein's. well i mean what was the show was it crimewatch.wed to say what it is. i mean, we've the independent now and there's controversy over electric shock treatment for women . why does it treatment for women. why does it make them drop the sandwiches ? make them drop the sandwiches? did we just skip that? i know it's just a sequence to. oh, i don't panic . don't panic. it's don't panic. don't panic. it's my story. i'll take off . oh yes. my story. i'll take off. oh yes. mvp's are calling bonds for. i'm on electric and. both of them had a play for women in. mental healthcare, which i agree with . healthcare, which i agree with. don't think anyone should be being late targeted in the same way . i'm not, alone i don't way. i'm not, let alone i don't think you should electric shock call to us your dog. i think that's all right. but i mean, some some physicians that it does and when people does provide and when people have depression and have have extreme depression and mental health issues electric shock therapy can be something that shocks

and harvey weinstein introduces kanye west. >> wow. a girl can dream. hold that thought because i'm told we have the stars of the banshees colin farrell and brendan degreeson. how do you guys like your chances tonight? >> you know, words for troops in the

has allowed 2 witnesses to women to come forward to say, yep, we went through that to this is harvey weinstein again, and you're not going to like the testimony. we're going to access hollywood and what he said. so that's over there. put that next is this ga grand jury case of stop the steel now that's going on as we speak, doesn't sound very exciting, but it is because remember, sometimes the most boring sound in cases are the most dangerous. then we have this jack smith, we have 2 cases from that one, the january 6. let me say something to our good friend, i guess tucker carlson who's under this impression that nothing happened is just a bunch of sightseers who you know, walked through the capital. no, no, no, there is a case called seditious conspiracy. a charge that will, it scares the hell out of me because it is covered by a variety of ideas. so maybe that's the january 6 case. then there's the morrow. i go. and you see scotty, people say, what is that the case is that the documents weren't classified, they don't have to be classified. well, joe biden had cases of his ok, fine. hillary c

well either harvey weinstein's. well i mean what was the show was it crimewatch.to say what it is. i mean, we've the independent now and there's controversy over electric shock treatment for women . why does it treatment for women. why does it make them drop the sandwiches ? make them drop the sandwiches? did we just skip that? i know it's just a sequence to. oh, i don't panic . don't panic. it's don't panic. don't panic. it's my story. i'll take off . oh yes. my story. i'll take off. oh yes. mvp's are calling bonds for. i'm on electric and. both of them had a play for women in. mental healthcare, which i agree with . healthcare, which i agree with. don't think anyone should be being late targeted in the same way . i'm not, alone i don't way. i'm not, let alone i don't think you should electric shock call to us your dog. i think that's all right. but i mean, some some physicians that it does and when people does provide and when people have depression and have have extreme depression and mental health issues electric shock therapy can be something that shocks the

the rape and sexual assault convictions of disgraced movie producer harvey weinstein will stand.let's bring in correspondent dana griffin. explain how we got here who wanted to retry the case and what happened today. >> reporter: los angeles prosecutors have decided not to retry on additional rape and sexual assault charges vochg two women. now during last year's trial there was a mixed verdict, convicted on three charges related to one woman resulting in a 16-year sentence. the jury acquitted him of other charges relating to three other women. today the judge dismissed the additional charges and said weinstein will return to new york where he is appealing his conviction. he was sentenced to 23 years in that case. the former movie mogul's attorney saying the district attorney wisely chose not to proceed on charges they know they can never prove. the attorney for governor's wife jennifer newsom said they will not retry weinstein. the jury could not reach a verdict on the charges relating to her experience we believe her testimony with the other rape victims' testimony led to weins

so, i've already asked to borrow harvey weinstein's sympathy walker -- [ laughter ] and -- i'm givingey, but i'm really feeling like trump's lawyer. mainly because he hasn't paid me. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: wow! get over here -- come on, no. no, don't leave. no, no, no, no. we're not done. we're not done. we're not -- no, we're not done. ♪♪ wow, nathan lane. [ cheers and applause ] come on. who comes out -- who brings it like you bring it? and you're -- i'm happy, because you're a busy, busy man. >> i'm so busy. >> jimmy: you are. you -- actually told me you're going to attend king charles' coronation. >> oh, yeah, chuck and i go way back. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: chuck. >> because we were chums at the pemberley finishing school for sophisticated boys. [ laughter ] yes, i -- oh, yeah, very hard school to get into. you know -- [ laughter ] you know, i -- i am thrilled about going through to the coronation, because i haven't been in buckingham palace since i was a referee for one of the queen's underground corgi fights. >> jimmy: oh, i've heard about -- i've heard about

conventionally armed submarines >>> and prosecutors in los angeles have decided not to retry harvey weinstein sexual assault charges involving two women after a jury could not reach an agreement on the counts in december he was convicted on similar charges involving another accuser. kelly? back over to you >> bertha, thank you bertha coombs. ahead on "power lunch," meta announcing 10,000 layoffs, getting rid of 5,000 more open jobs they already cut 10,000 positions in november. the ramifications in tech check, after this somewhere out there is that one-in-a-million. someone who thinks with their hands. who can shape raw materials into something meaningful. and who wants to serve in their own way. if you're out there. if you're looking for more. we're looking too. we're calling on a new generation of builders for navy's next-gen submarines. [ engines revving ] fire 'em up! [ cheering ] you ready? let's do it. ready. i know you're ready. let's race. boom. introducing the 10g network only from xfinity. >>> welcome back to "power lunch" and today's tech check. and meta, got to talk about this mem

. >> well, disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein will not be granted a retrial in his rape andault charges due to 2 jurors being deadlocked. the 7 year-old was sentenced to 16 years in prison by federal court. in addition to the 23 years, he's already serving in new york. jurors could not reach unanimous verdicts on charges involving 2 rape count and a assault count involving documentary filmmaker and wife of the california governor jennifer siebel. newsom. and a battery count against model lauren young weinstein is still attempting to appeal his new york verdict that was handed down back in 2020. >> it's 6.26. and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. the storm flooded parts of guerneville. as you can see here, we'll take a closer look at the damage and how people at the damage and how people are dealing with it. jack, we think you're going to love this. ♪ "pop muzik" by m ♪ corn chicken... ♪ ...corn chicken... ♪ ...corn chicken... so... get out. right. okay. mhm. my $6.99 popcorn chicken is back. only at jack in the box. paper being crumpled my $6.99 more paper being cru

simpson, we can name the harvey weinsteins of the world. again, we have never seen a former president we don't know that this is going to happen. but what does that look like when you're in and around a courthouse when they know that there is just going to be a lot of people who are going to want to be there if the media to the public >> the choreography and the logistics here are pretty overwhelming and very, very unusual circumstance that we have here. imagine just the bizarre situation where they're going to have to coordinate with the secret service and this former president is being protected by the secret service because of his capacity as a former president of the united states you have a single agency responsible both for making sure that the public good and the public piece is kept and making sure that if an indictment is returned that the defendant is protected as well because he was the former president so, it's a lot of things to keep their eyes on. it will be not only in new york but also wherever the former president happens t

harvey weinstein. not sure that that was the most. the best perp walk ever, which is on the lower left. um it looks like yes, johnny depp. that's johnny depp on the upper 1990. for what? i don't know, but that i guess he's not walking. i need that that to move that's a still shot. i don't call that a purple and then there's steve bannon. and i do think the steve bannon one is applicable because steve bannon went as you know, ellie would he's emerged from the courthouse did like a triumphs it he really owned that stone to similar. obviously, he's thinking of that. and let me say this. the nature of these charges, which is, i think questionable in terms of severity really does lend itself to this sort of performative action because it's one thing to strut around and make a scene if he chooses to go that way, i'm dubious. daniels charges the fact that it has to do with the false falsification of paperwork relating to a an affair and alleged affair that's now about 15 years old. the paperwork goes back about seven years. it's one thing to

well, she's in hollywood, and we know her experience with harvey weinstein and also i think she has been the victim of stalking and she is a celebrity. so you have to think. you know people can abuse you or stock you and you can totally see where she would have that experience and wonder. is this deliberate as somebody sexually trying to do something to me, and then she got her bearings and realized that it was an accident, so i thought it was a very powerful testimony and well done on her part. okay, i agree, you know a lot of people accuse her of being out of touch with reality and she can be, but she's also not known to be nasty or cruel or dishonest. quite the contrary , she is very open about her life. she is very candid and blunt about a range of things, things that her company sells. um you know her her wellness routine as she calls it, where we're really she doesn't eat much. you know, she's she's open about all these things, so i don't see why she would behave any differently. um i was looking at it as though i was a jerk. you know, part of the jury jury of peers, and i thought

paris recalls how she met harvey weinstein during one of the parties, who said that if she wanted top to his room, then she did not yet know about his reputation, but still chose to ignore the offer. is it true. this did not save her from his further persecution. also in his book. paris talks about how, for 15 years , she became a victim of rape by an adult man with whom she was in a common company at a party, slipped something into her drink. and when she passed out, she took advantage of the situation, all these facts were hidden from the public for a long time. afraid of the negative reaction of hilton , it was generally not accepted to regret it in the eyes of the majority. she was corrupted by a rich woman who is herself. looking for problems only now hilton is gradually changing his attitude towards himself. for example, she decided to get down to serious business, publicly spoke out in favor of banning boarding schools for difficult teenagers, and even met with congressmen in washington to promote this law. and she finally, after several unsuccessful attempts, got married and

and he would later become famous as legal muscle for harvey weinstein and his attempt to silence accusersas threatening him with litigation, so i had to agree to keep his identity confidential. he told me that the edison could only do a few tests. and all the other tests on theranos' menu were done on commercially available laboratory machines that had been purchased from other companies. and then they were also lying about the reliability and the accuracy of the blood tests. so, i went to arizona to get myself tested. so, one morning, i went to the walgreens that was closest to my hotel. i sat down in one of these wellness centers. and the phlebotomist, i heard her talking on the phone for a few minutes, and she turned around and came at me with a tourniquet and a syringe. i said, why not a finger stick? i thought this was all about finger stick blood tests? she said, no, your order actually requires tests that require a venous drill. the truth is that before my story came out, there had already been instances of people going in to get their blood checked and they would have to do a vein

there will be people watching this thinking there are comparisons with our kelly or harvey weinsteinn fact some of these claims were upheld as part of these claims were upheld as part of a libel case 20 years ago. now the majority of the japanese press made a decision not to cover it. there's many reasons for that. i've been told one of the main reasons is johnny & associates as a company essentially holds a monopoly. so if you report something and say something bad about any of their acts or individuals thatjohnny kitagawa, it can have repercussions. those repercussions can include not having access to these boy bands and that can mean audiences will turn away from your outlet. taste that can mean audiences will turn away from your outlet.— away from your outlet. we saw in our away from your outlet. we saw in your report _ away from your outlet. we saw in your report your— away from your outlet. we saw in your report your efforts _ away from your outlet. we saw in your report your efforts to - away from your outlet. we saw in | your report your efforts to actually get some informati

in this instance it reminds me of bill cosby or harvey weinstein. it's the same idea. the relevant portion of this rule, rule 415. the it says, if you have the past conduct of a person with a history of rape, it provides they have the combination of aggressive and sexual impulses that motivates such crimes. now a jury is going to hear from not only e. jean carroll but two other accusers of donald trump. does that mean e. jean gets a serious advantage in this case? absolutely. does judge kaplan think that's fair? he does as well. that's why he is the j you are is not only going to hear the "access hollywood" tape but from the other victims. >> how is this case progressing? not all of it is public facing but it feels like when rulings or developments burst into public view they are all in e. jean carroll's case's advantage. how do you see it with a fuller picture. >> i appreciate that because i think people need to remember there are two e. jean carroll cases. there's one being called carroll one. the defamation case. the department of justice as you recall intervened on