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cbs reporter jodi kantor is an investigative reporter for "the new york times."assault against harvey weinstein. she won a pulitzer prize which contributes to a worldwide reckoning of harassment and sexual assault. good morning. it's good to have you at the table. we wake up to find tom brokaw is now included in the me too movement. i don't think we take joy or pleasure to see anyone in this. i'm wondering what you are really feeling with somebody in the me too movement, what has happened? do you feel pride about it or ownership about it? i think it has changed the game, certainly in the bill cosby trial as well. >> i certainly don't feel ownership. so many have contributed, mostly the women who have come forward. i think what was emotional and significant about yesterday is so many people thought this would never happen. so many women had given up hope. >> even gloria allred who was here, excuse me for interrupting, said she was surprised by the verdict. >> exactly, exactly. so when it finally came, it felt like, whoa, did something just change? was this a marke

this week he was awarded the pulitzer prize for his work on weinstein, alongside megan tuohy and jodi kantor on the same subject. in the ensuing six months, the #metoo movement has exploded in the united states and around the world. i wanted to explore some of that with ronan. what did you discover when you were doing the reporting? what surprised you? what startled you? >> it was always very clear to me, fareed, this was not a story about harvey weinstein or a story about hollywood. this was a story about the abuse of power. and the way survivors of sexual violence are silenced and intimidated in this culture. and, you know, those words you describe were given for not just this one article about the revelations related to harvey weinstein, but for a series of articles by me and a group of other reporters who did incredible work, exposing those systems. talking about how if you are that rich and that powerful, you can hire, you know, combat-ready spies to follow people using false identities. you can intimidate and influence the judicial process and the legal process. these are systems that

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"cbs news" contributor jodi kantor was part of the team. go jodi. >>> rapper kendrick lamar made hisory for his grammy winning album. he is the first nonclassical or jazz artist to win that award. the pulitzer board said the album captured the complexity of modern africa american life. this is a really big deal for kendrick lamar and well deserved. >> well deserved. what a year it has been for journalism and music. >>> police say a fugitive grandmother wanted for two murders could strike again. ahead, how investigators believe the woman killed two assume another person's identity. and why they worry she'll slip out of >>> hello everybody, mostly clear skies out there. some spots dealing with patchy fog especially in the valley locations. chilly start to this morning but the afternoon highs are warmer than yesterday. upper 50s and low 60s. if you're going to the a's game today, clear conditions out there. it will be cool, i highly recommend long sleeves as the a's take on the white sox. >>> the irs is warning taxpayer about a new scam involvi