decades old, it was a young actor at the time that said he was molested by kevin spacey.quitted but i saw firsthand, how memories fade, witnesses can't be found, evidence is not there. even the accuser talked about a separate bedroom, a separate living room, and then the defense gets out the floor plan of kevin spacey's apartment, there was no separate bedroom. and he was acquitted. the heart and soul of this law is wonderful, but there are limitations that people have to realize. on to bill cosby, alison, you and i and cnn we have been covering bill cosby and these suits for years. it really all, i think, came to the forefront in 2005. when andrea -- a former temple university employee, came forward to law enforcement, saying, bill cosby molested me. sexually assaulted me. in his home. there was a criminal investigation, -- was the prosecutor, he found there was insufficient evidence and so, no criminal charges were found at all. it really was dormant, there was a civil case, that she brought. she got over $3 million from bill cosby, it became public later on. but then i

a young actor at the time said he was molested by kevin spacey.evin spacey was acquitted but i saw firsthand how memories fade. evidence is not there. the accuser talked about a different bedroom. and they got out a floor plan and there was no separate bedroom and he was acquitted. so, the heart and soul of this law is wonderful. but there are limitations. allison, you and i and cnn have been covering bill cosby and these suits for years. but it really all i think came to the forefront in 2005. saying bill cosby molested me. sexually assaulted me in his home. there was a criminal investigation. he found there was insufficient evidence. no criminal charges were found at all. it became public later on. in 2014 and 2015, women just started coming out. >> it was one after the other. >> because of the comedian hannibal buress. then it was just everywhere. little did we know, that criminal investigation was resurrected at that time. and i'm in the news room at cnn. and we hear bill cosby will be charged with felonies involving sexual assault. we got to

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the actor kevin spacey is facing further charges that his forthcoming trial in london, alleged sexualagainst a man. he appeared today by video link to confirm his name and address. at an earlier hearing this year, he denied. the actor daniel craig has been speaking about why he made the decision to step away from playinjames bond, after being in the role for 15 years. he spoke to bbc radio about his new film, "glass onion," he also talked about how his exit from the bond franchise had been decided when the first film came out in 2006. daniel craig: i sent to barbara a long time ago, back in 2006, if i do these m movies, do i get the right to kill him off? and she said yes you can. i was thinking about myself, my post-bond career, and how that would work, but i was also thinking about "casino free outcome, they had a chance to -- casino royale, they had a chance to reset, and now they have a chance to reset again, and i feelike that is a good move. lewi that is it. this is bbc news. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services f

i 'm trying this here is the popularity of kevin spacey and the old weinstein.ducer, they had both popularity and media resources, but they were canceled by no one, no one works with him anymore. well, it already works . more popular than anyone knows where the one who einstein is, those who canceled him knew perfectly well who weinstein was, all of hollywood knew perfectly well who weinstein was with him it worked in full here to fly berries. i honestly i'll tell you when it all came together. i thought everything, well, the guys got where the sneakers were, they got there, sometimes they don’t. and what should be they apologized for all this said that we had nothing to do with it, it's good here. they are, so to speak, exactly something they are very popular a little bit of money. in any case, why now what is it? no, they didn't lose even money, which means it didn't work. it didn't work. cancel. no. look, no, it's not coming out. here's what. uh, as carlson said, the editorial of the times does not come out, where the entire editorial office from the editoria

he avoided impeached for treating —— the actor kevin spacey is to face a further seven charges at hisand address. at a hearing earlier this year, he denied five other charges. the actor daniel craig has been speaking about why he made the decision to step away from playing james bond, after being in the role for 15 years. speaking to bbc radio about his new film, glass onion: a knives out mystery, he talked about how his exit from the bond franchise had been decided when the first film came out in 2006. i said to barbara a long time ago, back in 2006, if i do all of these movies and we get... "right, can i kill him off?," and she said, "yes, you can." and i was thinking about myself, about my post—bond career, and i was trying to think of how that would work. but i was also thinking what they did with the casino royale was so... they had the chance to reset with that because they went back to the beginning. ithought, "well, you�*ll have a chance to reset again." i think that�*s kind of... it seemed to me like a good move. that�*s it. this is bbc news. hello there. change is on its way

the actor kevin spacey is to face a further seven charges at his forthcoming trial in london — for allegedt today by video link to confirm his name and address. at a hearing earlier this year he denied five other charges. a senior member of the church of england has told the bbc that they government has not completely grasped the spiralling cost of living. a particular concern are the number of people in work who are struggling. the church of england reports that nearly 40% of adults in britain have sought help for basics like food and warm. our uk affairs correspondent has been talking to some who are in desperate need in newcastle. you are going to be superman, are you? it is a home filled with love. but for this family, the outside world is getting scary. you have to stay in here because there is a monster out there. oh, what monster? anita is a single mum of three, she has always worked, she still does, but it is short hours, fitting around little brett's nursery times. 0h, oh, lots of rice! squeezed benefits and soaring prices have brought this family to crisis point and to the food b

every show needs a show, like the game of thrones, kevin spacey show, they got rid of him and the showhe tubes so they don't have a signature show anymore. >> first, i would like to say no christmas dinner at dagan's place since she's been working nonstough jeffrey dahmer. the only time i hear the password issue come up is when there is a breakup. what do you is you go on to the netflix account with that password and watch the worst movies you can find for the first couple of minutes because then it screws up the other person's recommendations so what you've done then, if they come home, the film festival, how did this happen? i got him on the way out. >> such a weird way to get revenge. usually you steal from them or something like that lydia, the password thing, you know, it can get you into trouble. like i went on vacation and then i put my password in so i could watch netflix while i was away for one week, but i forgot to change it and whoever came in was watching on my thing so netflix thinks i'm some kind of jerk because they were watching all these horror movies. >> i've been ab

netflix had, i guess, the the kevin spacey show. and then they got rid of him and then the show went down the two. >> so they don't have a signature show anymore. that's what they need. >> right. well, first, i'd like to say no christmas dinner at dagan's place and she's been watching nonstop. >> jeffrey dahmer, the only time i hear this, the only time i hear the password should come up is when people have had a break up because they were sharing the password. now they don't know who gets the custody of the password. oh, yeah. so i've heard the move that if you just got dumped, what you do is you go on to the netflix account with that password and watch the worst movies you can find the first couple of minutes because then it screws up the other person's recommendations that what you've done now they come home and they're like pauly shore film festival. how this happened. >> and you say, aha, i got him on the way out. it's so funny. such a weird way to get revenge. >> usually just steal from them or something. like that. >> lydia th