fox's jonathan hunt has the latest from las vegas. >> shock and horror as gunman onens fire investigators are trying to figure oar out why. gunman onened fire from the mandalay bay hotel sending over 22,000 people attending country music fest ral running for their lives. >> you saw bodies dropping and people getting trampled. i saw people in fronts of me hit with bullets. >> your heart racing and you're thinking. >> you're thinking i'm going to get hit. >> i'm going to die. >> swat teams storming the gunman's hotel room. authorities say 64-year-old steven craig paddock killed himself after the shooting. they say he had as man we as 10 guns. >> where the hell did he get automatic weapons. he has no military background or anything like that. >> stay down, say down. >> he was not on law enforcement radar and authorities believe he act add loan. >> we have determined to this point no connection with international t >> this is crazed luntic full of hate. we don't know much about his background. >> hospitals here are now packed with wounded concert goers as local and federal lawen forment offic

this is some unique horrific, this goes on all the time. >> martha: here is chief correspondent jonathan huntin los angeles with new developments tonight. jonathan? >> good evening, martha. you would be hard-pressed to find anyone in hollywood who doesn't think the scandal of rampant sexual harassment, assault and rape has a long way to run yet and will implicate many more powerful men before it is over. one of the latest to be accused roy price, head of the increasingly powerful amazon studios. he was put on immediate leave of absence after two separate allegations. one claimed that he sexually harassed a producer and another from actress rose mcgowan that when she told him she had been raped by harvey weinstein he dismissed her claims outright. in a series of tweets, mcgowan called out amazon head jeff base s base sews and criticized amazon for working with the weinstein company. he responded with the reaction against price and in a statement said, quote. we are reviewing our options for the projects we have with the weinstein company. meantime the nbc network continues to face questions ab

in hollywood, jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> people in south jersey wondering this morning what was causingund to shake. we got multiple calls here at the new room about what caused this shaking. well the press of atlantic city was -- says it was caused by mull pell sonic booms that left fell people from cherry hill to wildwood. last year jets from the naval station caused two sonic booms felt around the area. >>> well, there is a mystery swirling around philadelphia somerton neighborhood. trust me. i smelled it. it's a strange odor that has residents baffled. so what was it? i did a little sniffing around for the answer. something stinks in somerton. >> if you live in this area, you definitely the smell is a mystery. >> what is that smell? >> it started a few days ago. and facebook blew up when someone asked, why does the entire far northeast huntington valley smell like mow lass or maybe a sweet spicy smell? one most said the smell was like pancakes and maple syrup. meanwhile hundreds of others chimed in. >> i didn't know what to think of it really. just out of the blue smell that came ou

jonathan hunt is at university medical center. trauma facility about five miles from the shooting scene. jonathan? >> shep, there are or were about 104 injured concert goers brought here. it came close to overwhelming the system here at las vegas' only level one trauma center. in the end, they were able to cope as best they could. tragically, four of those brought here died. 12 remain in critical condition. you can just imagine the chaos as the ambulances lined up at the scene of the shooting and then at the emergency room here. we're hearing some extraordinary tales, shep, of people, passersby stopping in their pickup trucks and loading the victims in the trucks and bringing them here. hospital officials say they were amazed by the spirit of the people who pitched in in any way they could in such an extraordinary circumstance. they say, shep, that they have saved lives here over the past hours since that shooting happened and right now with 12 critical, the doctors and nurses at this trauma facility continue to do their utmost to

fox news correspondent jonathan hunt is live at university medical center. jonathan, how are doctors bearing with so many patients on the hands? >> tonight, at this hour, trace, i can tell you that here at university medical center, 12 of the victims of the concert carnage are still fighting for their lives. 104 victims were brought here in total. as i said, tonight doctors still doing everything they can to save the lives of those 12. it is a similar story at hospitals across las vegas. the medical community has been extraordinary. this university medical center is the only level one trauma center in las vegas, and that is why many of the most badly wounded were brought here. i spoke to one surgeon earlier tonight. he has been here for many years. he has treated many gunshot victims. he has never seen anything like the wounds that were brought in by the dozens last night. listen. >> this is a large caliber weapon from a high-powered rifle, the type of damage you see in the abdomen, the spread of the shrapnel, this was not an ordinary street weapon. >> becaus

jonathan hunt is live in hollywood with details. jonathan?'re working to confirm harvey weinstein's precise whereabouts right now. we believe he woke up checked in or preparing to check in to a rehab facility in arizona. our phoenix affiliate ksaz tracked that plane that you showed taking off from l.a. and had these pictures of the same plan landing in arizona. a person that looks likes harvey weinstein in shane and size exiting the plane and getting into a black escalade. we saw that bizarre rant here in l.a. outside his daughter's house where he sounded contrite one minute and railed against those that he considered disloyal the next. >> you know what? i've always been loyal to you guys. not like the [bleep], [bleep] that treat you like [bleep]. i've been a good guy. >> i've been the good guy is what he's still saying. >> shepard: what do we know about possible criminal proceedings? >> if harvey weinstein has a stiff upper lip, it may be quivering at the news that the police in london are looking at a potential accusation against him. the n

fox's jonathan hunt has the details. >> reporter: nearly two weeks now after the mass shooting in lasesident trump giving pause. >> our hearts remain sad and heavy for the victims of the horrific mass murder last in las vegas. it was an act of pure evil. >> reporter: this as investigators friday offered no new information about gunman stephen paddock's motive, but they did give a revised time line, now saying there was no six minute gap between the time packed shot a security guard inside the mandalay bay hotel and the time he started firing on an outdoor concert. initially police said there was a gap and that led some to question whether police could have responded faster. >> there is no conspiracy between the fbi, between lvpd aren't the mgm. nobody is attempting to hide anything. >> reporter: police say paddock injured 546 people and killed 58 victims. at one point, the clark county sheriff emotional talking about several heroes. >> brady sustained a substantial wound to his shoulder into his chest and out his back. and the reason why i bring this one up, he asked me if he could go

fox news correspondent jonathan hunt is live at university medical center. jonathan, how are doctors bearing with so many patients on the hands? >> tonight, at this hour, trace, i can tell you that here at university medical center, 12 of the victims of the concert carnage are still fighting for their lives. 104 victims were brought here in total. as i said, tonight doctors still doing everything they can to save the lives of those 12. it is a similar story at hospitals across las vegas. the medical community has been extraordinary. this university medical center is the only level one trauma center in las vegas, and that is why many of the most badly wounded were brought here. i spoke to one surgeon earlier tonight. he has been here for many years. he has treated many gunshot victims. he has never seen anything like the wounds that were brought in by the dozens last night. listen. >> this is a large caliber weapon from a high-powered rifle, the type of damage you see in the abdomen, the spread of the shrapnel, this was not an ordinary street weapon. >> becaus

. >> sandra: chief correspondent jonathan hunt live in los angeles with the latest. >> after that outburst of what appeared to be alternately a contrition, begging, and defiance, we now believe that harvey weinstein is either in or preparing to enter a rehab facility. i phoenix affiliate caught these pictures last night of a private plane believed to be carrying weinstein landing in arizona. and a man who resembled weinstein in shape and size at least getting off the jet and into a black cadillac escalade. earlier, weinstein had been involved in that sort of argument at his daughter's house here in l.a. to which the police were called the incident caught on camera by tmz. they spoke briefly to weinstein as you heard with weinstein pivoting from admitting he is struggling to using some very choice language to rail against those whom he apparently considers disloyal. and as more and more women come forward to say they were harassed assaulted, or by weinstein, there's a growing feeling here in holly whether this is just the tip of the iceberg in terms of abuse of women. stars like annette ben

jonathan hunt covered the crime at the time and now the follow up. jonathan?rs have no idea what is on the missing hard drive. but if stephen paddock removed it, it suggests there's information on it that he believed could be critical to the investigation of his actions. if paddock removed it from his laptop after opening fire from his 32nd floor suite, it begs the question, what did he do with it? given he didn't leave the room after the shooting and ultimately killed himself right there and the entire suite has been picked apart during the investigation. so what happened? well, this is a standard laptop hard drive, about 2 1/2 inches by 4 inches. just about 1/4 inch thick. there's really only a couple of ways that paddock could have gotten rid of it, as investigators believe he was acting alone. one, he could have thrown it from the window. given that investigators have gone through the area in a finger tip search, seems they would have found it if it was nearby. simple logic leaves the most likely logic that he flushed it away in is one of the bathrooms. in

chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live outside of the university medical center with more.onathan? >> sandra, 20 patients, victims of the shooting remain in the icu here at university medical center, and we are told that 12 of those are in critical condition. the staff here have been working since of the minute the shooting happened feverishly, and they have seen some appalling gunshot wounds. i spoke to one surgeon today who said that counseling will have to be made available for all the medical staff. listen here. >> seen at the time of treatment in the form of anxiety or perhaps loss of focus and that can be easily corrected. but the unconscious forms of stress are the things that affect people in the second or third day, and we have debriefing teams going to the hospital offering services to the staff. >> it is a very good reminder, sandra, that for all of the physical wounds that have been inflicted here by stephen paddock and the carnage at the concert, there are also a lot of mental scars that will need to heal, not just for those who were there on seen it being by p

our chief kor smon dent jonathan hunt was there. >> the sheriff defending the investigators but changing, again, the details of the time line in a very significant way. remember, previously he had said that the security guard who was shot had first encounters the gunman at 9:59. the gunman onlied fire on the crowd at 10:05 leaving that six-minute gap and leaving everyone wondering what on earth hotel security staff were doing in that six minutes. now, he's amended that, now he's standing by the 9:59 p.m. but saying that is when jose campos -- jesus campos, the security guard, first encounters the barricaded door on the 32nd floor. he had to work his way around to get past that barricaded door. that took him six minutes. then 10:05 is, indeed, when he was shot at by the gunman. and the gunman, within one minute, then opened fire on the crowd. that lines up with what the hotel security staff have always said. but the sheriff was very offended at any suggestion that there was any conspiracy here. listen. >> there is no conspiracy between the fbi, between the lvpd and the mgm. nobody is atte

jonathan hunt, thank you very much. president trump announcing he will not recertify the iran nuclear deal. earlier this week, former secretary of state condoleezza rice told me what she thinks of the agreement. >> i am not one who would sign this deal. i don't think it was a particular good deal. but sometimes, you live with what you sign. and even if you decertify the deal, i hope they will find some way to keep it in place while they try to improve it. >> dana: john hannah is a former national security advisor to vice president cheney, -- gentlemen, thank you for joining me. a lot of breaking news in this hour. the president just spoke an hour ago. and just now, former speaker pelosi, the minority leader in the house, she responded about this issue. let's listen. >> president trump's refusal to recertify is a grave mistake that threatens america's security and our credibility at a very critical time. the fact is iran remains in compliance with the nuclear agreement. >> dana: john, i'll start with you. when she calls

. >> fox's jonathan hunt has more on the scandal involving harvey weinstein including new video of theplayer. >> i'm not doing okay. i'm trying. i got to get help. >> reporter: harvey weinstein reportedly checking himself in to an exclusive rehab clinic in arizona. on wednesday, tmz cameras captured weinstein following a family dispute at his daughter's home. the chaos follows a string of sexual abuse allegations being leveled against him from dozens of women. british actress and model kara della 15 saying she too was assaulted by the hollywood mog mogul. annette benning saying this has to stop. >> i hope it's a tipping point. the fact that all these women have been brave enough to come out and speak i respect enormo enormously. >> reporter: former vice-president joe biden weighing in. >> this long pastime for the powerful men in hollywood to speak up, to be strong enough, to say something. >> reporter: it appears the movie mogul is preparing for potential criminal charges. by adding lawyers to his team. while the company he founded with his brother bob issue as statement saying the al

jonathan hunt has the full story. >> shock and horror as the gunman opened fire on concertgoers las vegas strip. investigators are trying to figure out why. a government opening fire from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel, sending over 22000 people attending the country music festival running for their lives. >> people were getting trampled. it's crazy. i saw people in front of me get hit with bullets. >> swat teams swarming and 64-year-old stephen killed himself after the shooting. he had as many as ten guns. >> where did he get automatic weapons? he doesn't have a military background question. >> he was [inaudible] law-enforcement vader and authorities believe he acted alone. >> we have determined to this point no connection with an international terrorist group. >> this is a crazy lunatic for pay. we don't know much about his background. >> hospitals are packed with wood to concertgoers as local and federal law-enforcement officers try to figure out what led to the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. i'm jonathan hot with fox newsw. >> thank you. i one bring in ashley johns

jonathan hunt talked with fill's own brashear gray as well as jussie smollett. >> the drama continuesic series empire. with cookie and lucious planned to celebrate their company's 20th anniversary by releasing 20 new album. and diana dubois employed to take down the entire lyon clan. >> it's time that we put these hostile will thes behind you. >> stars jussie smollett and brashear gray say playing the lyons2 sons is a dream gig. >> ♪ >> it is hard to think sometimes like wow it's coming up on four seasons, and we still kicking it and it's great. but, um, i don't know. the just a blessing. it's great. >> what i realize is that musically i couldn't make this impact on my own. i couldn't make this impact on my own musically. so the tv, the fact that everywhere i go i'm probably like most recognizable black actor in the world. like in the world people go crazy over. >> i don't think you understand what you saw. >> the show has boasted big named guest stars but according to small let there will be fewer appearances this season. >> i can say that because i think we've all been honest about

chief correspondent jonathan hunt is light at university medical center with the latest from there. > martha: the university medical center here is the only level one trauma unit in las vegas and as such it received many of the most badly injured in the chaos of last night. 104 patients in all and as of our last update we are told that 12 of those remained in critical condition, but in a modicum of good news, the ceo of unc told us torts by michael, he "does not expect to lose anymore. that is the situation here at unc. and as you mentioned in the intro, there were many extraordinary acts by ordinary people, stopping apparently in pickup trucks and other vehicles and just taking the wounded to hospitals around the las vegas area. given that the ambulance service was so completely stretched, when you think of 515 -- 527 i think it ended up, total injured, that is an extraordinary amount for the ambulances to ferry. ordinary civilians stepped in. i spoke to one surgeon here at unc today who despite his years of experience told me he was utterly shocked by the nature of many of the guns

fox's jonathan hunt has the latest from las vegas. >> shock and horror as gunman onens fire

our chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live at university medical center in las vegas. nathan, how many patients are still listed as critical? >> well, there's two hospitals with critical patients now. over at sunrise medical, they have 33 in critical condition. here at university medical center, 20 remain at this point in the icu. i spoke to one of the surgeons who has been working day and night here. he said many of the gunshot wounds were so horrific, a lot of the staff will likely need psychological help. listen here. >> there was a lot of anxiety and loss of focus. that can be easily corrected. the unconscious forms of stress are things that affect people in the second and third day. we have debriefing teams offering service to the staff. >> a reminder, shep, as well as so many physical scars, there will be many mental scars that will take a long time to heal. >> tell us how the murderer modified the weapons to shoot more bullets quickly. >> yeah, we talked to an atf service that said some of the weapons were modified as what is called a slide-fire mechanism. the in

melissa: here now, live from los angeles with latest on scandal is fox news chief correspondent jonathan huntr: melissa after that outburst what appeared to be contrition and begging. you see in a moment, defiance, we believe harvey weinstein is now in or preparing to enter a rehab facility. our phoenix affiliate, kscz, caught pictures late last night of a private plane believed to be carrying weinstein landing in arizona. a man who resembled weinstein in shape and size, getting off a jet into a black cadillac escalade. earlier he was involved in argument at his daughter's house in l.a. which the police were called. the incident caught on camera by "tmz," who broke to weinstein as you heard. with weinstein pivoting he is struggling and railing against those who he apparently considers disloyal. see here. >> i've always been loyal to you guys. not like those [bleep], that treat you like [bleep]. i've been the good guy. reporter: as more and more women come forward to say they're raped and harassed by weinstein, there is growing feeling in hollywood this is the tip of the iceberg in terms of ab

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fox news chief correspondentnt jonathan hunt. jonathan, what is going on? there. >> good evening, 104 people in all were brought here to the university medical center, whice is the only level one trauma centerer in las vegas. and in the last hour we are being told that 12 of those remain in critical condition, although officials also tell us they are very hopeful that those 12 will all survive. tonight in the operating rooms behind us and in operating rooms at other hospitals across las vegas, surgeons are again fighting to keep those survivors alive. we spoke to one surgeon earlier who told us he has had many years here in vegas, he has seee many gunshot wounds, he has never seen anything like the injuries that came in last night. that is because of the kind of caliber of weaponry that the 64-year-old was using as he reigned down that carnage at the mandalay bay hotel. we've also heard tales of ordinary civilians stopping in their pickup trucks and other vehicles to help ferry the wounded to these hospitals, because the ambulance services were clearly so o

jonathan hunt live in l.a. jonathan what is the latest?eporter: well, david, harvey weinstein hired at least one high-profile criminal lawyer who previously represented the likes of mel gibson lindsey lohan. he could be anticipating criminal charges coming although important to point out there are no charges against harvey weinstein yet, and a lot of alleged cases of assault, the statute of limitations has passed. meantime weinstein is losing friends and allies quickly as he is gaining and losing lawyers. president and mrs. obama saying in a statement are disgusted. adding any quote, any man who demeans and degrades women in such fashion, needs to be condemned and held accountable, regardless of wealth and status. who's who of hollywood revered him condemning him as superstars gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie say they were both victims of weinstein's predatory ways. weinstein's wife of 10 years released released a statement quote, my heart breaks for all the women who suffered tremendous pains because of these unforgivable actions. i hav

jonathan hunt live in los angeles with the rest of the story. jonathan?a three decade career destroyed in three days. it appears the weinstein company ran out of room for the maneuvers, this cascade of allegations over harvey weinstein's behavior kept coming and the board including his brother, bob, decided he had to go. the company issued a statement last night saying "in light of new information about misconduct by harvey weinstein that has emerged, the directors of the company have informed harvey weinstein that his employment with the weinstein company is terminated effective immediately." a couple of his highest profile lawyers have now also stepped aside, shep. we heard from harvey weinstein last week. he was planning to sue "the new york times," which first published these lurid allegations. i reached out to his p.r. team to see if that is the plan. they have not responded, shep. >> shepard: hollywood insiders are reacting. not all but some are. >> interestingly, a lot have been quiet, which might be an indication of the power that the weinstein na

. >> jesse: jonathan hunt joins us with the latest. speak of the allegations just keep coming.wyneth paltrow and angelina jolie both telling "the new york times" harvey weinstein sexually harassed them when they were young and starting out in hollywood. the new yorker magazine separately reporting allegations of rape and for the first time we are hearing the audio of what the new yorker claims is harvey weinstein pressuring a young actress to join him in his hotel room as she complains about being groped. here's more. >> jesse: we should point out that tape was part of a 2015 police sting operation in new york. the manhattan d.a.'s office declined to pursue charges. the d.a.'s office has just put out a statement in the last few minutes on twitter saying that audio was "insufficient to prove a crime under new york law." the chorus of condemnation of weinstein is getting louder. nicole kidman and george clooney among the latest to speak out. and former secretary of state hillary clinton, who once considered the movie mogul a political supporter, issued a statement a couple hours

. >> melissa: jonathan hunt is live in los angeles. the story just keeps getting bigger, jonathan. >> yeah, melissa, this morning harvey weinstein is reportedly in europe as a rehab center for sexual addiction as his former friends continue to desert him amid abuse allegations. hillary clinton says she is appalled and the obama's also have spoken up. a who's who of hollywood who revered or feared harvey weinstein is condemning him. many actors and actresses are expressing horror at what he did. paltrow and jolie saying they were both victims of weinstein's predatory ways and weinstein's wife of 10 years has announced she plans to divorce him. she says, quote, my heart breaks for all the women who have suffered tremendous pain because of these unforgivable actions. i have chosen to leave my husband, caring for my young children is my first priority and i ask the media for privacy at this time. now, harvey weinstein is reportedly complaining his brother, bob, was instrumental in making the lurid allegations public. bob weinstein says harv

new tidbits of information, jonathan hunt is following this for us in los angeles.g right now has to do with a piece of audio that has come out. what is it? >> the allegations keep coming minute by minute. "the new york times" now reporting actresses gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie claim harvey weinstein sexually harassed to them. in the recording, 22-year-old italian actress is heard refusing his police to enter his hotel room and accusing him of groping her. >> i'm very uncomfortable right now. >> come in and if you want to leave. please, i'm sorry. come on in. come in. >> although that was part of a police operation, the das office ultimately did not press charges and i case. he apparently sent an email before the company fired him asking those with whom he worked over three decades to write to the company's board objecting to his firing. in the letter he says "do not let me be fired if the industry supports me, that is all i need." more and more celebrities are now expressing horror at the allegations. nicole kidman just issued a statement saying "as i stated

our chief correspondent jonathan hunt with the news and politco is weighing in on this and some not. jonathan, to you. >> the allegations just keep coming with "the new york times" now reporting that actresses gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie came harvey weinstein sexually harassed them. the new yorker magazine reporting separate allegations of rape and for the first time we're hearing this audio of what the new yorker claims is harvey weinstein pressuring a young actress to join him in his hotel room as she complains about being groped. >> i'm a famous guy. >> i'm feeling uncomfortable. >> please come in now. if you want to leave when the guy comes, you can go. >> why have you touched my briefs? >> just come on. i'm used to that. >> you're used to that? >> we should point out, that tape was part of a 2015 police sting operation in new york in 2015. the manhattan d.a.'s office ultimately declined to pursue charges in the case. the chorus of condemnation of weinstein is getting louder. nicole kidman and george clooney among the latest to speak out and hillary clinton issued a stateme

jonathan hunt is live in las vegas. jonathan, police believe stephen paddock may have modified his weapons to kill more people? >> reporter: yeah. very interesting information on that. we are also getting a first look at some of those weapons that were found in his hotel room at the mandalay bay. take a look at the rifles when they got into that room. we are hearing from an atf spokesman confirming those weapons he used were indeed modified to take them from semiautomatic to fully automatic. they said the information had to do that as the component to do that is available on the internet. take a look at one video. we are not sure if he used the company that put out this video either for informational purposes or for buying components. this is the kind of video that explains to anyone who wants to modify a weapon how to do it. it forces the trigger finger to fire in a way that mimics a fully automatic weapon. our source describes it this way. in layman's terms, it turns a semiautomatic into a machine gun. machine gun. tha

with us from the university of medical center, jonathan hunt.ow are doctors they are kind of fairing tonight with so many patients on their books? many of whom we know remaining critical or severe condition. >> it is a tough and emotional task for all of the doctors involved. and just a short time ago we confirmed grim news with sunrise hospital that one of the patients they are in critical condition has died tonight. that leads 31 patients in critical condition at sunrise. another 12 in critical condition here at university medical center. we have been talking as well to the surgeons who have been working day and night since the attack. and the grim work that they have been doing. it is so tough for them. we talked to one surgeon who told us that all of the staff have experienced so much over so many years, but they have never experienced anything like this. and there horrific sites that they saw as the patients were wheeled in one after another. that surgeon, a very experienced man himself told me in the calm, kind of tones that you really use

with us from the university of medical center, jonathan hunt.ow are doctors they are kind of fairing tonight with so many patients on their books? many of whom we know remaining critical or severe condition. >> it is a tough and emotional task for all of the doctors involved. and just a short time ago we confirmed grim news with sunrise hospital that one of the patients they are in critical condition has died tonight. that leads 31 patients in critical condition at sunrise. another 12 in critical condition here at university medical center. we have been talking as well to the surgeons who have been working day and night since the attack. and the grim work that they have been doing. it is so tough for them. we talked to one surgeon who told us that all of the staff have experienced so much over so many years, but they have never experienced anything like this. and there horrific sites that they saw as the patients were wheeled in one after another. that surgeon, a very experienced man himself told me in the calm, kind of tones that you really use

jonathan hunt is live for us in los angeles with the latest on this. >> conflicting reports of whethere may be in rehab in the u.s. or headed to europe right now. while we are not sure where he is, we are sure his former friends continue to desert him amid a cascading collection of abuse allegations. oh who is who of hollywood once revered or feared him is now condemning him. angelina jolie and gwyneth paltrow say they were both victims of his predatory ways, gwyneth paltrow saying when she was just 22 years old and he was offering her a major role, he put his hands on her and suggested they had to his bedroom. his wife of ten years has announced she plans to separate from him. georgina chapman saying "my heart breaks for all the women who have suffered tremendous pain because of these unforgivable actions." i have chosen to leave my husband, caring for my young children is my first priority and i ask the media for privacy at this time." the reporter who investigated allegations of rape and publish em in the new yorker is questioning why the nbc network apparently spiked a potential tv

jonathan hunt is live in los angeles with more on that. there is new detail on this story every minute, jonathan. >> yeah, melissa. this is an extraordinary email from harvey weinstein. a begging letter from a man far more used to bestowing flavors than pleading for them. in a sign of how complete his fall has been there is no evidence that any of his rich and powerful friends responded with the kind of help the movie mogul was looking for. in the email sent just before the weinstein company fired him harvey weinstein asked those with whom he has worked over three decades at the top to write to the company's board objecting to his firing. he says, quote, if you could write this letter backing me, getting me the help and time away i need and stating your opposition to the board firing me, it would help me a lot. i am desperate for your help. he then adds, quote, do not let me be fired. if the industry supports me, that is all i need. but the industry did not and does not appear to support him with more celebrities coming forward to express s

in los angeles, jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> country music legend actress dolly parton weighed in theh weinstein scandal and spoke with fox businesses ashley webster. >> i never had the problems with him some of them did. that happens a lot. i've been in this business a long time. >> there is that culture. >> i think that's true. >> even today? >> oh, sure. but any way, i don't ick,. >> what's your advice to young actress or entertainers wanting to get into the business. >> i think things like this will bring it to the forefront and i think that will give them extra strength to say, hey, remember what happened here. you better back off a little b bit. >> parton went on to say she feels lucky than most never to have been in situations described by weinstein' as kuser. >> retired in surgeon gets to scrub up one last time. it's not a real surgery but still a special day. check it out. the hands on experience as part of the mountain ridge assisted living facility's living the dream program. being back in the or was dr. ren's bucket list. 94-year-old retired orthopedic surgeon he graduated

she corresponded jonathan hunt live in a west coast newsroom. >> at a lot to get to hear they've beennder pressure to condemn harvey weinstein. it was hillary clinton who acted first, releasing a statement saying "i was shocked and appalled by the revelations about harvey weinstein. the behavior described by women coming forward cannot be tolerated. there were courage and the support of others is critical in helping to stop this kind of behavior. "within hours, president and mrs. obama followed saying they were disgusted at the reports of abuse and harassment at adding "any man who demeans and degrades women in such fashion needs to be condemned and held accountable regardless of wealth and status." weinstein is rapidly running out of friends. the who's who in hollywood, the ones revered or feared him is now condemning him. as superstars gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie both say they were victims of weinstein's predatory ways. and an audio tape has surfaced. apparently revealing some of weinstein's methods. he is heard pressuring a young actress to enter his hotel room in 2015 while

even during this hour, jonathan hunt reported another actress has come forward.there's more where this came from? >> i think there probably is. jody cantor with the new york times who broke this piece, wrote a piece on this, she made it clear that "the new york times" will be looking into more men in hollywood and other industries who have created a sort of culture and environment that for whatever reason to them is acceptable. i hope we dig further into this an expose the men for the horrible behavior. >> dana: i have one question for you. as adrienne said, we hope more women will feel empowered to come forward. what about the men who knew about it and didn't say anything either? don't they have a responsibility to speak up as well? >> i think all are guilty in that way. hollywood is a place where sex is very much promoted not just in the films but if you want to move up in this industry, it was told to me years ago and rings true today, that you may have to do some uncomfortable thing sexually. not me, myself, personally, but women oft have those experiences is

in american history, with the latest on this developing situation from las vegas, is fox news's jonathan huntlissa, we're outside only level-one trauma center in las vegas. 104 victims of the concert carnage were brought here last night after the tragic shooting happened. four of them tragically died. 12 at this moment, remain in critical condition. with the highly skilled staff of this hospital battling right now, as we speak, to save those 12 lives. we're also hearing more about the chaos in the wake of the shooting, how the ambulance service here was pretty much overwhelmed? a lot of ordinary civilians stopped to help, piling victims of the shooting into pickup trucks and other vehicles and bringing them to this and other hospitals. it is another example of just how the people of las vegas, continued together to try to help. there have been appeals all day for blood donations, and blood donations centers are almost overwhelmed as well. just a couple blocks for me here. there are two mobile blood donation units set up. they have been lined with people all day. and the blood donation service

jonathan hunt, thank you. >> melissa: so when it comes to the harvey weinstein sexual assault scandal turns out the mainstream media knew about the accusations years ago. here is what tmz said on tucker carlson tonight. >> sharon waxman working at the "new york times" wrote a story about him allegedly procuring women outside the country and in 2004 weinstein went to the north -- "new york times" and they gutted the article. people talked about it and people looking into it but nothing was ever reported. >> melissa: joining us now fox news media analyst howard kurtz. the part of the story i want to focus on is people in the media who could have reported it instead not for one reason or another. i mean, starting with nbc, ronan farrow saying he brought the story to nbc and they decided not to run it. what is your opinion on your talk on that story? >> nbc, it is a major embarrassment for the network. farrow got great reporting. had a chilling audio tape of a woman part of a police sting against harvey weinstein and they blew off the story enabling him to walk out the door and hand it to

>> shannon: jonathan hunt, thank you for the update.ubs and major league baseball now facing a lawsuit by a fan. a fan said he was blinded after a foul ball hit him. >> a foul ball came off the bat and struck me in the face. it crashed into my left eye. i felt a rush of pain. then i lost sight in that eye immediately. i was watching the game. but i had no chance to avoid it. >> shannon: this follows a series of incidents across the country including the young girl that was hit in the face by a foul ball at yankee stadium last month. young cancer survivor taking his football team to new heights. the good news about how this fearless 8th grader is overcoming obstacles on the field and off. woman: for the ho, we get a gift for mom and dad. and every year, we split it equally. except for one of us. i write them a poem instead. and one for each of you too. woman: cool. that actually yours... that one. yeah. regardless, we're stuck with the bill. to many, words are the most valuable currency. last i checked, stores don't take words. man: some

. >> dana: jonathan hunt is live at the medical center where many victims are still fighting for their lives. people have been called to give blood to save those lives. jonathan, what's new there? >> reporter: well, dana, this is the only level one trauma unit in las vegas. for that reason alone, many of the most badly injured were brought here during an after the horrors of last night. in all, 104 injured people were brought here. four of those died at the hospital. another 12 remain in critical condition right now. behind me in the operating theaters there, there is obviously frenetic activity, trying to keep those 12 alive. we heard from the hospital administrators earlier that there were extraordinary acts by ordinary civilians who stopped in pickup trucks, brought people here in their own car simply because of the overload of patients. you can imagine, 515 injured. there weren't enough ambulances on scene to get them quickly enough to the hospital. ordinary civilians were doing whatever they could to help amid all ohat carnage last night. dana? >> dana: can you tell us more about

the chief correspondent jonathan hunt is in las vegas, joining us now live with more. >> jon, after all those sounds of terror, it is the sound of silence that is most striking here in las vegas, which is under normal circumstances a party town 24/7. not so right now. the tourists who are here now are coming to this scene looking at it absolutely staggered at what transpired here. take a look up behind me here. that is the mandalay bay hotel that you are looking at. our cameraman rob zooming into the two windows on the 32nd floor from which stephen paddock open fire. you can see the vantage point that he had on the huge crowd immediately beneath him. a helpless crowd who simply had nowhere to go. it was obviously a scene of complete terror. in front of us, just obscured by the vehicles right now, there are chairs and a wheelbarrow that were used to bring down from that seen some of those who were wounded just a short time ago. there was a body still here behind us, and it has now been moved. another body a couple of 100 yards to my right. now the focus, jon family answers that everybody

we'll bring in jonathan hunt. he is in las vegas for us near the mandalay bay resort and the tropicana where many concert-goers are holed up right now. i can't imagine the fear these people went through and now they are in these hotels and not supposed to leave. >> it's an extraordinary scene in las vegas. the city that never sleeps may be more associated with new york but vegas is the city that never sleeps. even at 6:30 on a monday morning you would expect these streets to be pretty busy with noisy revelers returning from the long nights out that are part of the vegas experience. now people are walking around clearly in shock. they are walking very, very quietly along the streets. the mandalay bay hotel is a couple of blocks behind me there. that is the scene of last night's horror and then as you come forward here, you can see the police cordon. there was on the street in front of us here on the strip a body a short time ago. to the left is the tropicana hotel. a lot of the thousands who escaped the concert wen

jonathan hunt joins us from las vegas with what we are learning about the victims of this crime.onathan? >> tucker, tonight we are at the university medical center, the only level one trauma center in las vegas and the recipient therefore of many of the most badly wounded. in the last few minutes we got an update from officials here who say tonight of the 100 for patients they received 12 remain in critical condition. it was a scene of some chaos as you can imagine last night as the ambulance services here in vegas were hard-pressed to get everyone of those 527 wounded to the hospitals. there were stories of people stopping in pickup trucks and other vehicles and bringing those suffering from gunshot wounds to hospitals like this here at umc. the officials also told us that some of the gunshot wounds were just terrible, the like of which even with years of experience they had never seen before because of the caliber of the weapons that were used, tucker. because of the severity of many of those wounds, , and urgent appeal went out for blood donations in las vegas responded in an

jonathan hunt live in los angeles this morning.his is a sudden fall for one of the most powerful men in hollywood. >> it really is. he has been one of the most powerful men in hollywood for something like three decades, sandra. it only took about three days for that fall to be complete with the weinstein company issuing a statement last night which said quote, in light of new information about misconduct by harvey weinstein that has emerged in the past few days the directors of the weinstein company have determined and informed harry weinstein his employment with the company is terminated effective immediately. the man who was behind early huge hits such as shakespeare in love and pulp fiction. a man who made many careers in hollywood, has now seen his own career go up in flames. the weinstein company, of course, now has to find a new name and work out how it can survive this scandal. >> sandra: what a story. how are stars reacting to all of this? >> it's interesting. there has been a lot of silence in hollywood. the actress lanea

jonathan hunt. the talk of the town there. are we searching where weinstein is now?ements have been a mystery over the last few days. there was a 911 call from his daughter's house and seen on camera, caught there by tmz cameras after that and he told those cameras, i'm not doing okay, bill. then last night a private plane left van nuys airport north and west of downtown l.a. our phoenix affiliate caught that same plane landing in arizona and a person who looked like harvey weinstein from that distance, at least, getting off of that plane, entering a black a very well-known rehab facility called meadows. so the thinking is that harvey weinstein this morning is waking up on his way to that rehap facility or perhaps checked in. more women coming forward. cara delevingne was saying she, too, was assaulted by harvey weinstein and other big names like annette bening saying this has to stop. >> it's an important moment and maybe a turning point. i hope it's a tipping point. the fact that all these women have been brave enough to come out and speak, i respect enormously and

jonathan: developing now, police are hunting for a career burglar caught on video smashing out a window and then swiping everything he could from inside. his name is earnest jeffries and he has already admitted to the crime after they found the fingerprints all over the fridge. but he never showed up in court for sentencing and now there is a warrant michelle: let's talk weather. the month of october feels like a memory after the chill in the past two days. will we warm up for trick-or-treating tomorrow? chief meteorologist bill kelly has a glimpse. this is a critical forecast. this determines if you need a turtleneck tomorrow. bill: this is big-time. turtleneck would be nice. it's on the cool side tomorrow. outside now. a few clouds around annapolis, st. mary's elementary school. anne arundel county, you had quite a bit of rain. inch and a half to two inches of rain. tomorrow for the forecast for halloween the about the same. i don't expect weather-related problems. you mentioned a warm october. the warmest october every recorded. we'll talk about that. michelle: thank you. a 13-year-o

jonathan: right now there is a hunt for the person who hung up a noose at a gaithersburg post office. they found the symbol inside a garage that services all of the mail trucks. tonight, the postal inspector office going through the surveillance video looking for the person responsible. michelle: family members are outraged after a nursing home billed their loved one after she died. albertina we have ga was one of the residents who died when a florida nursing hm aftermath. despite that, the facility automatic billing took nearly $1,000 from the woman's bank account. adding insult to injury the fees were taken out on what would have been her 100th birthday. >> i hate to say that but they killed her. they still charge her. michelle: a spokesperson says since the nursing home is closed, employees didn't have access to the computers and couldn't stop the billing. she says a refund is on the way. jonathan: maryland pepco cust pers are paying more for electricity but not as much as pepco wanted. they signed off on a rate increase that will mean $4 more per month for average customer. pepco

jonathan: a manhunt stretching up and down the northeast corridor. hunt for a man accused of three coworkers in maryland and wounding two others before opening fire in delaware. >> police say the suspected gunman is still on the run right now. >> armed and unhinged. the i-team is discovering warning signs, fact, that were all missed. jonathan: let's start off with the maryland bureau chief brad bell in edgewood, maryland, where it all started. brad? brad: jonathan, the shooting happened this morning in this business. advanced granite solutions. this is in an office park off of i-95. we can show you video of what it was like when the police were crawling all over the scene. still a kraime scene tonight. what we understand is this. the suspect in this case, mr. prince, radee prince, alleged to have arrived at work. regularly scheduled today in the marshall kitchen counter fabrication operation. the father of one of the survivors told me that prince called together the coworkers in the shop area. once they were together thinking they were having a conversati

jonathan paredes won this year‘s world series, in chile. he beat six—time world champion gary hunt ledge, before performing somersaults and twists. i wonder what tom daley would make of that. very brave and courageous. let‘s have a look at the front page of the papers. the sunday times this morning, wejust mentioned of the papers. the sunday times this morning, we just mentioned this of the papers. the sunday times this morning, wejust mentioned this main story today, about gambling sites being forced to stop the ring children. the picture here is of the queen of spain, saying that the queen of spain, saying that the queen is wooing spain while catalans protest. we have been the reporting —— we have been reporting that the last few weeks. in the spanish government moving to spend catalonian autonomy. at the top, may plodding welfare climbdown, making concessions on universal credit, amid fears it could become her poll tax. the political situation in catalonia on the observer‘s front page, the other story that austerity has put public sector workers‘ wages below those of the private