and jane doe number 2. believe that jane doe number one is a student. it's not clear. jane doe number 2 is affiliated with the diablo valley college with more as a communication studies instructor and track coach bbc in pleasant hill. the da's office says that he traffic both for prostitution and that after jane doe number one reported but more to dc campus police and the contra costa county sheriff's office. well, it investigated eventually took him into custody. as for whether or not there are more victims. here's what the da's office has to say. >> the sheriff's office said if there is more information anyone in the public has more information to contact their investigative unit and they will take >> what morris family did show up to court but declined to speak as they left the courthouse with their attorney. with more is due back in court next tuesday afternoon when attorney expects him to enter a plea. well, people tend to worry about things such is doorbells and watches which connect to the internet and may be spying on us. and report says the worst product of al

jane doe one today saying through tears, "i wish i'd reported him sooner to the police."g masterson, "you relish in hurting women, it's your addiction, it is without question your favorite thing to do." >> the reaction from the victims in the courtroom was kind of a mixture of relief, but also sadness and a lot of just mixed emotions about what had happened. it's been a long road. victim impact statements about how -- what this has done to their lives and how this has disrupted them and stolen their joy were very emotional. so it was some relief to see what was happening, but i think it was also just an overwhelming moment for them. >> sexual assault victims feel that too much time has gone by, why should i come forward, is anybody going to take me seriously? you know. is it going to be worth it? i think what this shows is, yes, there is justice despite all that. >> reporter: the charges, two counts of rape dating back to 2003 when the two unidentified victims and masterson were practicing scientologists. masterson, 37, could be 77 by the time he gets out of prison if eve

and jane doe number 2, we believe jane doe number one is a student. in fact, the school district essentially confirmed that whitmore is communication studies instructor and a track coach at valley college in pleasant hill. the da's office says that whitmore traffic both of his victims for prostitution. and that after jane doe number one reported with more to dbc campus police in the contra costa county sheriff's office investigated and eventually took him into custody. we spoke briefly with the da's office asking whether or not there are more victims. this is what they had to say. the sheriff's office said there is more information anyone in the public has more information. >> to contact their investigative unit and they will take >> and you're looking at video of with moore's family leaving the courthouse. they did not want to speak with us as they were flanked by their defense attorney. but it appears that the defense attorney will have something to say in the coming days. but again, he needs more time for discovery. the school district obviously ha

jane doe one today saying through tears, "i wish i'd reported him sooner to the police." the women claimed the church harassed them after they reported the rapes, something the church has strongly denied. jane doe two today telling masterson, "you relish in hurting women. it is your addiction. it is without question your favorite thing to do." prosecutors today grateful for the testimony. >> i know these victims have been waiting a long time for this day. it's been a number of years getting here. they've been through a lot. >> reporter: the 47-year-old actor showed no emotion as he was sentenced. but his wife at times sobbing. actress bijou phillips, who has stood by masterson, waved to her husband as he blew her a kiss before being escorted from the courtroom. and david, the church of scientology denies ever harassing masterson's accusers. they say they have no policy discouraging members from reporting criminal conduct. instead, the church says its policy demands that scientologists abide by all laws of the land. david? >> david: zohreen shah in california tonight. zohr

i've been involved supporting the jane does for seven years. i've had my own experiences with it.t want anybody to think i'm being -- i'm exaggerating for any reason but to tell the truth. however, this is just one of many cases that scientology has been involved in in attempting to obstruct justice, and mike could also speak to that but it's the absolute policy of scientology. and i think they should be held accountable, which is some of the basis of -- part of the basis of my lawsuit so that people can come forward, victims can come forward. people are allowed to report crimes concerning s scientologiests. people should not be in fear of retaliation from a multibillion dollar organization calling itself a church for fear of what they do to people when they do. and that very much came out in this trial, and it is not the first time. scientology has a history of doing this as part of their policy, as part of their practices. and i think mike can speak more to this because he was a former senior executive. >> mike, as we saw the church issued a statement denying it harassed the jan

they don't think about the john doe and jane roe. >> john doe, jane roe, jane smith.e to say kooky and keisha as well. let's move to decision 24. all the unnamed, all the genre, jane doe, keisha, they're all watching 2024. president biden will be the democrat's nominee for president. he's going to face the republican nominee next november. lots of posturing about who that republican khamenei could be. but the republican candidates have been attacking vice president kamala harris, given president biden's age and her place in the line of succession, she is the vp. she responded to those attacks this morning. i want you all to take a listen to what she had to say. >> a very few of those who challenge our administration actually have a plan for america. they feel they need to attack because they are scared. that we will win based on the merits of the work that joe biden and i and our administration has done. >> jennifer, what do you make of her comments? do you agree? >> well, i do agree. but i am -- didn't go far enough in her video. we know that if the election were hel

of course there are victims here and one of which reached out to journalist and what she wrote, jane doe aka jen b and one of the women he was convicted of raping and texted me her reaction to this video and it was incredibly insulting and hurtful and i hope they learn radical accountability and importance of self-education and learning when to keep their privilege in check, especially ashton that claims to work with victims of sex crimes and to mila, i can only think of time's up. dr. sapphire, they're not saying they don't believe he's guilty of the crime. they were trying to help him get a more lenient sentence and they worked with him and friends of him and yet the blow back is significant here. >> you know, i am cautioning myself to speak because i have a different opinion on their video than everyone else here at the table and trying to think about it. the way that i see it is these -- so i don't know mila and ashton. i didn't watch that show they were on. i don't have an opinion on them. but after reading the story and kind of looking into this, they were friends with this person

and the thing is, there are victims one reached out to a journalist and here's what she wrote, jane doerom her twitter account, one of the women he was convicted of rape and texted her reaction to this video this was incredibly insulting and hurtful and mychec hope that they learn radical accountability and the importance of self education to learn when to keep your privilege and check especiallyam ashton kutcher who works withca victims of crimes and as to mean mila doctor saphier, they're no. saying that they don't believe he's guilty of the crime, they were trained to help them get as more lenient sentence and they of himifth him in front and yet the blowback iics significant. nicole: i am cautioning myself to speak because i think of aer different opinion on the radio that anyone atta this table, i'm trying to really think about it. the way that i see it, i don't know mila kunis and ashton kutcher i don't know that show that they run so don't reallyh have an opinion but after readinth perg the story look ins they were friends for 25 years and they obviously felt like they knew him a

several administrators, including the president and the dean and jane doe. >> laura: well, saif, thisld. we are going to be following it. i certainly think that this can't continue, what's happening. everyone is going to be afraid to say anything to anyone about anything. saif, thanks so much. more with ben domenech. every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that, too. is it possible to survey foot traffic across all of our locations? yeah! absolutely. with the advanced connectivity and intelligence of global secure networking from comcast business. it's not just possible. it's happening. ♪ ♪ >> laura: that time of the show time to check in with the pulse of the nation. joining me now ben domenech fox news contributor editor-at-large for the spectator and matt tourry pollster. all right, ben, a new yahoo u gov survey 48%, almost half of americans think the president did someth

does on national defense. that's according to the u.s. treasury statement. what is the lesson we take from that? janeed to be reforms moving forward. in the near term, it's about keeping our doors open. our foreign adversaries are not going to be resting in terms of stopping their investments while our government deliberates on funding the federal government. they should join together to and allow -- to allow for consensus and keep operating. caroline: can you go into the intricacies of how this affects companies on large? how does it hurt them? jane: sure. in terms of small businesses. i am concerned that the defense industrial base is not prepared for a shut down. the last shut down defense was impacted around a decade ago. in 2019 the shut down was the longest shut down but the dod already had enacted operations. if the shut down this lengthy there will be a major squeeze on small businesses. back in 2013, gao and congressional reports looked at the impacts on small business operators that have federal contracts through the government and there is an impact on their ability to do operations. they

several administrators, including the president and the dean and jane doe. >> laura: well, saif, thiswild. we are going to be following it. i certainly think that this can't continue, what's happening. everyone is going to be afraid to say anything to anyone about anything. saif, thanks so much we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies. i can't believe they're just sitting up there! sitting on all this cash. if you own a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, you can sell all or part of it to coventry. even a term policy. for cash, or a combination of cash and coverage, with no future premiums. someone needs to tell them, that they're sitting on a goldmine, and you have no idea! hey, guys! you're sitting on a goldmine! come on, guys! do you hear that? i don't hear anything

a reporter talked to one of the victims, jane doe number one, she posted her response to the couple'sand it reads this video was incredibly insulting and hurtful. my hope is they learn radical accountability and the importance of self-education to learn when to keep their privilege in check, especially ashton who claims to work with victims of sex crimes and as to mila, i can only think of time's up. the couple mentioned in their video being supportive of abuse victims. clearly, masterson's own victim here doesn't buy that. >> no, and i'm not surprised. again, i'm really more surprised at how tone deaf ashton and mila are with respect to this issue. these women have been through a very traumatic experience, not just the rape itself but having to go through not one but two trials and also be involved in a civil lawsuit and as you said, paula, in the setup of this story, this isn't just about danny masterson. this is also a case involving the scientology church because there are allegations that the church made it difficult for these women to come forward and to tell their truths and th

we have heard from jane doe's 2 and 3, and in a statement, their attorney is saying that these womenarticipating directly in two grueling criminal trials. these allegations from these women, they are two alleged rapes that took place over two decades ago, that took place allegedly at masterson's hollywood hills home. these were women that were in the church of scientology. danny masterson is in the church of scientology. these women claim they were silenced by the church. the church has denied this. we have reached out to the church of scientology for further statement on this. this is something we have all been watching and this comes after an original mistrial being, you know, tried once again for these crimes. >> 47-year-old danny masterson facing now 30 years in prison. chloe, thank you so much for coming in for that breaking news. appreciate it. >>> if you were hoping to be dancing in the dark at bruce springsteen's show this month, bad news, the boss has had to cancel all of his remaining shows for september, saying he's suffer from peptic you will center disease which can caus

jane doe one who read her own impact statement before masterson's sentencing reacting to their apologyy insulting, hurtful, especially ashton, who claims to work with victims of sex crimes with a nonprofit foundation. the couple said their words were intended for the judge and not to retraumatize victims. >> we would never want to do that. we are sorry if that has taken place. >> our heart goes out to every single person who has ever been a victim of sexual asaul, sexual abuse. >> we have heard from so many people during and after the danny masterson trial. but the one person we have not heard from is danny masterson. he is maintaining his innocence, though, and vowing to appeal. guys? >> okay, thank you. coming up later, why the fda is reviewing a common drug found in some forms of over the counter medications including sudafed. and next, your first look at robin and amber's wedding. stay with us. people are excited about what ai will do for them. we're excited about what ai will do for business. introducing watsonx a platform designed to multiply output by tailoring ai to your needs.

guy: if the bank of england hikes does the pound go up or down? janeral bank has a fine line to walk. is a to her? they have recession, money market rates will go down. they have to have enough hawkishness to try and keep the pound up without making the market panic about the recession we all know is dangerous. that will be tough if the inflation rate remains high and given the gloomy growth outlook. alix: if lagarde couldn't do it i don't know how andrew bailey will do it. is there even a tight rope to walk at that point? jane: there's always a possibility but it is tough and we can see some of that story with the euro/sterling with the gloomy pmi out of germany. the market doesn't like it and it bounced back. if the market does not want to see the sterling gained ground against the euro. it seems that will continue for a little while with the market seeing the central banks and similar conundrums. guy: jane is a fantastic person and she is also a little weird. the reason i say this is she had an apple phone and an android phone which i can't get my h

but, jane, i'm just wondering, what kind of societal challenges does it pose?c news that life expectancy is rising and it's rising right across the globe. but of course, it does have challenges, with more people living longer. one of the things is we've got more people living now into their 70s, 80s, 90s, and even into their hundreds. life expectancy is why we as individuals are living longer. but actually, it's falling birth rates which is why societies as a whole are ageing. we have fewer people of working age to support more people of older ages and, of course, that then presents challenges in terms of, how do we take care of those older people, their health? their well—being at home. and also, their incomes, pensions. i think it's one of the biggest challenges, probably the changing age structure of our populations and climate change are probably the two biggest challenges i think we're facing. which countries find themselves most exposed to health care or welfare risk, as a result of these ageing populations? the countries in the world which have the highe

jane. yeah. and i wouldn't think that as the union as it does it, it or he's really no, you know, it's a data kind of level looking really good pull out of it and out of some of that back in the month, that could, does it get you to buy the videos we've received, show that the practice of demanding bribes from or hangup muslims isn't just widespread. it's widely accepted a trip to the porter. god police to correct them. misspelled name ends with a ro hang applicant handing over a lot of cash out . not old. amounts of money involved the provision of a service. here a fish trader is stopped by the board of god police manning, a check point. lemme for a while. it looks like the board got police went back down. but in the end, they relent. the yellow ones even religious rituals can be opportunities for corruption. yeah, a sacrificial cow is being led to the slaughter the border god police had one end of a bridge up just demonte deprived of about $1.00 the owner of the account pays off and continues on his way funds. there's another check point straight ahead. good level. one of the issue. uh, north ri

program, which sounds to me a lot like what christopher technology does now from their website under darpa, it says this quote, the safe jane's program supports force protection and military health and readiness by protecting service members from accidental or intentional misuse of geno editing technologies. additional work will leverage advances in gene editing technology to expedite development of advanced prophylactic and therapeutic treatments against gene editor's advances within the program. will ensure the united states remains at the vanguard of the broadly accessible and rapidly progressing field of g no editing. then they go on to say overall, the safe trans program is creating a layered, modular, and adaptable solutions set to protect war fighters in the homeland against intentional or accidental misuse. g, no editing technologies prevent and or reverse unwanted genetic changes in a given biological system. and facilitate the development of safe, precise, and effective medical treatment that use gene editors. all right, professor, given the enhancement and use of drones and other non human tack on the battlefield .

jane fonda receiving a prestigious award in the bay area. >> she was award the judge steinbeck in the souls of the people award. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> does that happen everywheredoes that happen everywhere you go? >> no. it's san francisco. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes! >> accepting the award during a climate run program in san francisco yesterday. in her book of climate activism, she spoke about the themes of steinbeck's grapes of wrath and instilled the need for justice, freedom and equality. previous winners include bruce springsteen, sean penn and rachel maddow. >> the national toy hall of fame. this year's nominees include 12 finalists, baseball card, battle ship, bingo, bop it, c patch kids, connect four, the ken doll, nerf toys and teenage mutant ninja turtles. that's the short list. fans can vote on their favorite from now through wednesday on the national museum of plays website which houses the hall of fame. those inductees will be announced in november at an event in rockchester, new york. >> what a memory. get the kids to go outside today. it will be a nice day. >> yeah. it will be beautiful out there. we've had comfortable weather. a little warm

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jane fonda, and the indigo girls. all of them giving a very happy birthday to jimmy carter. now, if the shutdown does happen, which we're expecting, some of thonation's most beloved museums, national parks and museums and presidential libraries, they would be closed. that includes the carter presidential library, which would be closed, also all smithsonian museums and the national zoo. but in a press release obtained by cnn, they would remain open at least through saturday. >> thank you very much. and thank you for being with us on this very busy morning. >> stay with cnn throughout the day for the latest developments as we get closer to a potential government shutdown. the next hour of "cnn newsroom" is up next. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 month

that jane harman and eric aleman -- and eric wrote on the condition -- the commission on national strategy. they understand this is often shorthand for defense. while spending more on defense does not guarantee we will deter china and rollback russian aggression, spanning less will almost certainly fail. but it is also true that buying incrementally more of the same mix of weapons and technology will not produce the force necessary to meet the challenges posed by an aggressive china and russia. more alone is not better, better is better. hard to argue with that. with that, mckenzie, do you think that we could meet what you think are the defense needs of the united states with the big picture budget that mike was talking about, over the next decade or not? >> thank you for taking me back to grad school this morning. we had to read the book, i'm not going to talk about the book. basically i spent two years of my life answering that question alongside this guy. the answer to your question and the answer to the bed is -- the answer to the oped's we have more than money but we do not clean sheet anything. there is no set baseline, like for mandatory spending, with auto increases. th

does this prove the beeb is biased? christopher biggins rebecca janedo battle on the clash do battle on that in the clash next. you think though, next. what do you think though, dan vote in our dan at gbnews.com vote in our poll at news. back after this >> patrick christys weekdays from three on gb news choose . from three on gb news choose. >> time now for the clash and the bbc has been thrown into a major new impartiality row after one of its most famous and supposedly impartial journalists went to war against donald trump .john went to war against donald trump . john simpson has spent all his life working at the beeb, serving as world affairs editor since 1988. but in a sense , since 1988. but in a sense, deleted tweet posted yesterday. he wrote the poll, which shows trump ten points ahead of biden in the us may well be inaccurate. that doesn't mean we inaccurate. that doesn't mean we in the west shouldn't be working really hard to strengthen ourselves get the possibility ourselves to get the possibility that win. i don't that trump might win. i don

does show up india i because the question marks as to whether that will happen. but in the meantime, people that we've been speaking, she'll tell us that the kind of been there yet, jane. i even sometimes more than the salary the on in a month. so that didn't due to the dangerous situation. the government, on the other hand, saying that people are doing politics on this issue. but if you look at the reality on the ground and talk to the people, they will tell you that this is a very serious crisis. and this is a crisis that can very easily spin out of control, come out of the data. it's not my boss will still head here although just or will look back of the slide boy and live, but outside the egyptian. believe that and full mode of one of the world's best, the department stores the stores, the september on india, host the g 20 summit, where leading economies will discuss global challenges. generation sport meets the icons to a challenging preconceptions and using the platforms to change societies, wildly dis, gathering new york for the un general assembly with the ukraine hole and climate change expected to dominate towards the broad cost premier of a new series. expl

one thing about jane smith, when she goes into the corner she comes out. >> i'm sure she does. be jealous? >> not jealous. alex has been good to me. i have been good to alex. [ laughter ] every book you want it to be your best. i think this could be the best thing that i have done, certainly the best thing we've done together. i like jane smith better than alex cross. she's so strong. yeah. this is off beat a little bit. we did a big bookstore thing yesterday. people are so tired of this constant toxic thing. this is wrong, that's wrong, global warming, presidency. we deserve entertainment. we've earned it. we need a break. that's what this book is. >> you call this book on terminal illness a break? [ laughter ] >> no, no, no. it's very entertaining. i wouldn't say it if it wasn't true. >> i love the goal you have for your reader. very simple. never put the book down. >> right. >> how do you do that? >> you write good stories. that's what it is. story after story. i always pretend there's one person sitting across from me and i don't want them to get up. mike and i do the same

jane king. back to all right. thanks a lot. j. >> thanks. >> 7.19, the time. the kron 4 is your local election headquarters and governor gavin newsom says he does not want to pickcement for senator dianne feinstein, but it forced to he would not pick someone who is currently running and the governor made those statements sunday on nbc's. >> meet the press. we have more on newsom's and idea on who a replacement would be and his feelings about of the governor's concern is that if you appoint someone currently running it would unfairly tip the scales with just months before the primary election. senate candidate needs become some our valley takes issue with newsom's stance. the governor repeatedly has said the past that he would appoint a black woman to the seat. the congresswoman says an interim appointment as a slap in the face to black women. she writes, in part, there have only been 2 black female senators. one served a total of 10 years. the perspective of black women in the u.s. senate is sorely needed for more than a few months. we need a seat at the table. now we did also reach out to congress members, adam schiff and katie porter. they're also running for

jane goodall matthew mcconaughey, casandra costello, the san francisco travel association says the city plans all year for fours. now the event is projected to generate more than 89 million dollars for the city. event also does a lot for charity as well. >> economic boost to our hotels to our commendation sector, to restaurants and retail and our labor force. we're really excited to have during force here. >> salesforce ceo marc benioff told the san francisco chronicle that she force could leave the city if affected by homelessness or open air drug use. tells us 92% of visitors surveyed say they want to come back to the city. so shields dreamforce organizers. listen to those numbers. officials are advising you avoid the area around the muskogee center unless you want to get stuck. some heavy traffic because that event they're going to be shutting down howard street between 3rd and 4th. see that stretch of road. so you can expect to see a lot of traffic through starting today. and then through sunday, at least they say the busiest times going from 07:00am the 07:00pm. they're advising you to take public transportation or even use alternative route. yes, jen traffic is also expected to be pretty heavy. bicycli

does as well. i called the defense department to see if they're using it too. shockingly, i haven't heard back. >> janeen slumping over the last year, down roughly 60%. >>> meantime, take a look at a few players in the lithium sector and their performance over the last year. we got a couple of them on the screen for you. next, a final check on the markets as we count down to the opening bell. you know who's going to be ringing that bell? we, 'll owllwesh you in just a little bit. "squawk box" after this. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. the two most important things in golf are your swing and your style. dick's sporting goods has everything you need to upgrade both. find top-rated drivers and irons from callaway, taylormade, titleist and ping. tour balls from your favorite brands. and the most dappe

extent, but jane, you and i both know that a continuing resolution, which is one of the things that's being offered as a compromise, damages the defense department just as much as a shutdown doesal at a point where kim jong un is meeting with vladimir putin and they're doing an exchange which could lead to more lethal nuclear capacity in north korea in addition to more russian capacity against ukraine. these are scary times, and our government has to show unity, and i think you're absolutely right that when you travel around the globe, people think we're falling apart. our biggest weapon is our political democracy, and that democracy is in tatters at the moment, and kevin mccarthy's holding on by a thread. he made a deal with the devil. i don't mean that these people are devils. but he made a deal that makes his survival as speaker enormously fragile. and i hope he can hold on because i think what comes next could be total chaos, and that communicate to the world that american leadership is maybe not worth trusting, and that scares me to death. it is worth trusting. joe biden just had a very successful trip to asia. >> why is it worth trusting if you're saying that we're just