when a woman came forward to the company accusing lauer of misconduct. he was fired 24 hours later.hree other women reported their own allegations to the company, stretching back to 2000. the investigative team led by nbc's general counsel found the accusations credible. two of the four women said they believe former management knew or must have known about lauer's alleged inappropriate sexual behavior. the investigators said they found no proof of that. in a statement today, lauer writes there are aspects of the nbc report with which i clearly disagree a day after being fired i took responsibility for those relationships, apologized to the people i hurt. the attorney for the woman who first accused lauer said nbc should have had a third party conduct the investigation. why can't somebody within the company with the integrity and credentials of the general counsel conduct an investigation that's fair and thorough? >> i don't think they will get full and truthful answers. the people afraid to come forward until now, there is no reason they should be less afraid at this point. >> repo

it's been nearly six months since the sudden firing of "today" show anchor matt lauer.c releasing the results of its months long internal investigation following lauer's dismissal. he to fill you in on that, as well as other hid lieadlines, including harvey weinstein's wife giving her first public comments, we have nbc news correspondent stephanie gosk, kristen dahlgren and our friend melissa garcia is here to talk about other stories in headlines. welcome to you all. >> thank you. >> stephanie, you've been on the sexual harassment beat in general. it is more awkward when we report on our own company. we

about lauer. me get you two on one other thing, the president tweeting after study by conservative media group reflects other studies that network news coverage of the president is 90% negative, but the president attacked onto that tweet, why do we work so hard in working with the media when it's corrupt? take away credentials question mark, gail, does that go too far? >> no equivalent of trump's bigger button tweet to kim jong un. howie: he's going nuclear with the press. >> he's telling them he has the capacity and the media does not understand that president trump is not tied to playbook. the media think that is the president should not be able to criticize the press and should not suggest fake news and bad reporting, president trump just wants the press to play fair. howie: when you bring up credentials, one thing to do it as candidate in some cases, it's different when you do it white house, i don't think donald trump would do this, it's taking a slap at the press, does it give ammunition tha

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about their sexual encounters with lauer.ns any allegations against tom brokaw. >> okay, thanks. >>> i did speak with linda and asked her about that response from brokaw. tom brokaw is pretty angry. he says he was ambushed, says he was perpwalked. what is your response? >> well, i expected a denial. that is what harassers generally do. what i didn't expect was such a personal attack and what i'm concerned about is the message that that sends to women inside nbc news about whether or not they are safe to report somebody who is powerful if they get that kind of backlash. >> in that letter he describes you as a colleague who has trouble with the truth. are you absolutely convinced that everything you remember about that incident, those incidents with tom brokaw are what happened? >> george, my memory of those incidents is crystal clear. the notes that i took immediately afterward are crystal clear. >> why not at the time say something to others at nbc in management? >> let me paint a picture of what it was like inside nbc news w

matt lauer got a lot of coverage. the tom brokaw story, by a former fox news host of forcible kissing and another woman has come forward and written a piece about 50 years ago brokaw allegedly kissing her forcibly. i think the media have given him a pass. i covered tom brokaw for years. had distinguished career. a lot of friends in the business, he is 78 and a lot of people aren't giving it the kind of attention that other news organizations including fox received when there were these kinds of sexual harassment problems. >> jon: true when linda vester brought the story forward she is talking about a time period 25 years ago. it is not -- it's not that recent. >> heather: -- >> this is what happened with the me too movement, women are talking about things that happened decades ago. it is in a different category in the case of charlie rose, some of it happening in recent years including in his time at 60 minutes. >> jon: sometimes where there is smoke there is fire but also sometimes when somebody sees somebody who is,

the news division knew about allegations of sexual misconduct made against fired "today" anchor matt lauerone former nbc correspondent degrees. she's accused tom brokaw of sexual harassment. great to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> you were waiting and calling for this internal report to come out and they seemed to be dragging their feet or at least not responding in a timely fashion, then you came forward with your accusations against tom brokaw and lo and behold the internal report came out. do you feel some sense of satisfaction for having forced the issue? >> i think the internal report was deeply flawed. that's a problem, because women have contacted me in recent days to say that they did not feel that they could fully speak candidly to the nbc lawyers and others have contacted me to say that they didn't feel that they were properly interviewed. when you have an internal investigation, when you're talking to the lawyers for the company that signs your paycheck, women can't speak freely and that was the case here, and so what nbc really needs to do is hire outside counsel to p

lauering lauering. -- [laughing]. clearing my client. no oaths and just an interview and questions in advance upon we didn't get hillary clinton treatment. the president would have been embarrassed. >> laura: there is concern that the doj is not turning over documents unless they are threatened with contempt of congress. nunes maligned by the liberal media. criticized for not reading some documents. what is your sense, given your background as a u.s. attorney, what is going on? >> the attorney general has the role that rosenstein has now. i can't imagine not complying with a request for such sensitive documents with congress. they won't give up the authorization to proceed against manafort or against cohen. why? judge ellis laid into them pretty hard. we were having a pretty good dialogue with them. i think they are shell shocked. they are the darlings of the media. all of a sudden their integrity is in question about the tactics they used. indicting manafort. 2005? the president didn't know manafort in 2005. if he did, there was no mean

i -- >> first of all, matt lauer -- oh, sorry, nbc. [ laughter ] of all people. right?aughter ] alright, so, allegedly. allegedly. >> seth: allegedly. thank you, kathy. allegedly. >> allegedly. allegedly. so he calls me on my cell phone, and i'm thinking, "how the hell does matt lauer have my cell phone?" so, yeah, things got so crazy that day. i got calls from everybody. and then, of course, you know, someone called and said, "what if --" you knew who daniel pearl was, so i don't mean to bring the room down, but someone said, "what if daniel peals's mother saw this?" and i've performed in iraq and afghanistan. places the president can't find on a map. nor has he been. [ light laughter ] and so, i really truly, truly didn't think people would make the connection. i just thought -- all i could think of was everything from, you know, spoof of medusa and perseus, to him saying famously to megyn kelly and i'm no fan, sorry. but anyway. remember that one? and by the way santa claus is white. calm down, girl, you don't know, you weren't there. [ laughter ] alright so -- i don

that follows the firing last fall's of "today" show host matt lauer.s accused of having an inappropriate sexual relationship with another employee. the network says senior manageme received no complaints against lauer before late last year. and, on wall street, tech anend gy stocks led the broader market higher. the dow jones industrial average gained 182 points, the nasdaq rose 73 points, and, the s&p 500 added nearly 26. still to come on the newshour: the nominee for c.i.a. director faces tough questions. the global ramifications of the rom the iranwing nuclear deal. who consumes so-called "junk news," on both the right and tht plus, much more. >> brangham: president trump's nominee to head the c.i.a., its acting director, gina haspel, went before the senate intelligence committee this morning. as nick schifrin reports, it wae involvement in one of the agency's most controversial activities that was front and center. >> schifrin: for three decades gina haspel couldn't tout her work. today she had to defend it. >> i welcome the opportunity to introduc

. >> i want to point something out, matt lauer came of age during an age when you could become a household name. present bringing this up as we will not have household names anymore. it's hard to make new ones and if you think about congress and the executive branch, congress has branch offices in every community in the country. it is set up and mirrored in a decentralized way. if you add in other advances only in bringing it up because i think congress skips a generation i feel like i can say this, we could have direct relationship between our constituencies using this infrastructure and we could see in the next ten years and hopefully in our lifetime, congress acting the way we all think it is in social studies class. we are represented by the people in the body. it hasn't been this way and the error broadcast media. they were talking to us and we would write in. we have infrastructure never really possible. i don't want it is just a possibility here but i think this body more than everything else is set up to realize the present and future. >> thank you for taking time out of your day t

i'd like to point something out, and i don't mean to tie it to relevant news of the day, but matt lauercame of age during a time when you could become a household name. and the reason i'm bringing this up is we're not going to have household names anymore. it's hard to make new ones. and if you think about congress in comparison to the executive branch, congress has branch offices in every community basically in the country. it is set up and mirrored in a decentralized way like the internet is. and if you add in block chain and some other advances that are coming online, i'm bringing up block chain in a sense was i think -- because i think if congress skips a generation, we're in the moonshot, so i feel like i can say this. we can have direct relationships with our communities, and we could see in the next ten years and hopefully in our lifetimes congress acting as a thing that we actually all probably think it is when we're in social studies, but we're all represented by these people and by this body. it hasn't been this way during the era of broadcast media. if you look at the press c

plus according to the president's lauer rudy giuliani, special counsel robert mueller agreed to narrow an interview with the president. we have an inside look how the president may prep and the president made good on a campaign promise to direct your

shannon: a separate internal investigation for sexual harassment allegations against matt lauer, no evidenceharassment culture in their newsroom. donald trump will announce an america first policy around the pricing of prescription drugs. kristen fisher joins us with a preview. >> it is called american patients first and tomorrow announcing a trend on how to drive down drug prices for all americans, something he has been promising to do since the early days of his campaign. from the campaign trail to the first state of the union. >> one of the first priorities is to reduce the price of prescript drugs. >> reporter: donald trump promising to take his art of the deal and apply it to skyhigh drug prices, the highest in the world and place the blame squarely on the pharmaceutical industry. >> they are getting away with murder. >> reporter: his administration has done little to target drugmakers directly. that changes tomorrow according to health and human services sec. who testified before congress today. >> all players will be impacted. it is a systemic issue requiring a systemic solution the p

. >>> matt lauer on the brink of a $100 million divorce.ew reports it's imminent from the mansions to the millions, what's

plus according to the president's lauer rudy giuliani, special counsel robert mueller agreed to narrowthe topics for an interview with the president. we have an inside look how the president may prep and the president made good on a campaign promise to direct your tax dollars away from planned parenthood. welcome to fox news @ night. we begin with a fox news alert. a 17-year-old student is facing capital murder charges after a shooting rampage in texas. 9 students and 1 teacher killed. authorities found explosive devices at the suspect's home and the campus. we begin with casey live on the scene in texas with the latest details. >> we are learning new details tonight. brand new from court paperwork about the gunman. it made public after the suspect's first court appearance tonight where he was arraigned. according to the probable cause affidavit, the 17-year-old accused shooter dimitrios pagourtzis did not shoot people that he liked so they could tell his story. texas governor greg abbott said journals were found on the suspect's computer and cellphone that outlined his plans which inc

as we get a look at what we're going to see as we head through the next couple of lauer -- hours. at 64 in livermore. it is 60 in san francisco and fairfield at 64 and palo alto at 61. and then going out around concord, early afternoon upper 60s there and we'll get a lot more sunshine. the seven-day forecast is now coming up in the bottom of the screen and the south bay showing we'll get cooler for tomorrow with more clouds. so for the south bay, heading up to 69 degrees in los gatos. also 69 in milpitas, for the east bay 67 in walnut creek and livermore 69. nice and oakland up 64 and a cool 58 in half moon bay. we may not get much clearing there for the afternoon. ome some peeks of sunshine. and redwood city expect a high of 67 degrees. and 59 on the embarcadero. this is even lower than yesterday. as we get those breezy westerly winds at about 15 to 20 miles per hour. and santa rosa today looking at a high of 63 degrees. and it is going to be cool along the coast in santa cruz. we'll be only making it into the low 60s today and probably mostly cloudy through about 2:00 and then j

di say matt lauer already. i'm glad i'm not a commencement speaker.consider the source. >> there's hope for you. >> kimberly i think wow give a stellar speech. >> i was asked once. >> really. >> do i speaking engagements at high schools and that type of thing. for college i think it would be great. everybody at the table here has great experience and life experience and how we all got this point. i would say don't be afraid to be your own advocate and don't be afraid of the know i took about that in my book. people are afraid to put themselves out there and make a positive move for change. dana coupled with yours in terms of don't be afraid to move. i moved across country from san francisco first lady there i took a leap, jump, came to new york didn't know anybody to embark on exciting career i was passionate about and just don't goat those points unless willing to take chances. >> amen you're not giving a dress but besides make america great again what would it. >> i like that one coye get a hat. >> he knows a guy. >> i could get you one. kanye has o

billy bush, bill cosby you mentioned, matt lauer, harvey weinstein and the list goes on. there's no consequence for this president. >> there is no consequence because he was elected as he reminds everyone with help, and we're not allowed to ask about that, and he's now gamed the system. we have no alternative but the democratic process. >> all these people had bosses, donald trump's boss is the american people. and he gets his judgment when we get to vote again. and it is my, if not quite my belief it's my fervent hope once americans on mosque get to weigh in on this again they'll say, no, no, this is not who we are. >> thank you all. i appreciate it. if you can do it in five seconds, april. >> i believe black leaders weighed on this president's mind today. because he's working with black leaders behind closed doors on an urban agenda as well as prison reform, and black leaders are not happy about what happened today so he kept quiet. >> i don't know. i don't know if i'm buying that. >> well, he's a politician. >> we shall see. >> 5:00 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. is his twitter spo

she said the matt lauer investigation was handled internally.ough, objective and conducted at the corporate level outside the news division. kim harris, the company's general counsel, led with a team of legal and h.r. professionals independent of news. in addition, we consulted two prominent outside law firms, both of whom validated the methodology and recommended next steps. so obviously the story continues. as you can imagine, there's all sorts of things that happened with sexual harassment, cases, and allegations that continue. chris? >>> all right. "new york" magazine diving into the the relationship between president trump and one of his tv favorites, sean hannity. how often they talk, what they talk about. all of it next. (vo) why are subaru outback owners always smiling? because they've chosen the industry leader. subaru outback holds its value better than any other vehicle in its class, according to alg. better than rav4. better than grand cherokee. better than edge. make every adventure a happy one with subaru outback. get 0% apr financ

matt lauer, maharvey weinstein, and the list goes on. but there's no consequence for this president. >> well, there is no consequence because he was elected, as rereminds everyone and with help and we're not allowed to ask about that. and he's now gamed the system the way he claims it's gamed against him. we have no alternative but the democratic process. >> it's simpler than that. all these people had bosses. donald trump's boss is the american people. he gets his judgment when we get to vote again. and it is my, if not quite my belief, it's my fervent hope, that once americans get to weigh in on this again, they will say, no, no, no, this isn't who we are. >> thank you all. i appreciate it. >> but don, i want to -- >> go on, if you can do it in five seconds, april. >> real fast, i believe black america, black leaders weighed on this president's mind today and that's one of the reasons why he did not say anything about roseanne in nashville. because he's working with black leaders behind closed doors on an urban agenda as well as prison

. >> you think of matt lauer, tavis smiley. charlie rose at cbs. now tom brokaw. i don't know if any of these things are true. i don't know if any of the allegations are too. but me too, this movement has made -- >> neil: you think the movement has gone to far? you're right. all news organizations. you were guilty first before they checked it out. >> there was a feeding frenzy. i hope it's tempered somewhat. we have to view everyone as having constitutional protections and due process. the right of rebuttal as tom brokaw did in his extensive response to linda vester's allegations. >> neil: you think roger ailes was afforded that? >> i think roger was drummed out of the business. in many ways, his legacy was erased. it's as if roger never existed. i have found myself wishing whiskfully that he died a year earlier before this all broke. if he did, he would have a statue on mount rushmore. here he has endowed journalism schools and they have taken his name off. senior citizen centers. >> neil: you write about his brilliance and that. talked about the flaws and so man

. >>> also new at 11:00, new details about former "today" show anchor matt lauer. after a five-month internal investigation, nbc universal said it found no evident news division leaders were aware of allegations of sexual misconduct made by four women. the investigation also found that nbc news did not have a broader problem with sexual harassment in the workplace. we should also mention nbc universal is the owner of this television station. >>> right now, it is a tale of two cities out there along the coast. fog still covering much of the city while the sun is shining in the south bay. >> on top of san bruno mountain. you see it there. and san jose sunny. the tale of two cities is right. kari hall tracking the conditions. >> and we're seeing sunshine right now through the north bay. so it is all about location and we are going to also have some more clearing into the -- into the afternoon and downtown san jose seeing fair weather clouds scotting the sky but a comfortable day. to los gatos with the temperature trend. into the low 70s. so it is going to be cooler th

united states adrian is that it expands beyond hollywood we've had very prominent journalists like matt lauer who was a household name every morning here in the united states losing his job as a result of accusations we've also seen actors that are now defending themselves including morgan freeman more recently so certainly well this started in hollywood it seems to have expanded not just to two men being accused of predatory behavior because of their power in the entertainment industry but even in the ordinary workplace where many of the people who are coming forward with these allegations are saying you know i didn't have the means before because i was an immigrant i had limited english skills but are now feeling that they can be a part of this conversation as a result of what has taken place with regard to harvey weinstein or i can believe many thanks live in washington over the news from al-jazeera still to come on the program canadian police looking for a motive for a restaurant bombing that wounded fifteen people. cycling heads for after devastating the yemeni island of cultural. and sp

to hit the island in decades that follows the eruption of killer whale volcano which began spewing lauer on thursday. the u.s. is beefing up its naval presence presence in the north atlantic to deal with a rising threat from russia its reviving its second fleet which was disbanded seven years ago to save money the move coincides with a steady buildup of russian and nato forces in eastern europe to levels not seen for decades. more on this let's talk to robert hunter a senior fellow at the center for transatlantic relations at john hopkins university joins us live now from washington via skype thanks from a very much for being with us so. what do you think is the main motive here for for the united states. i think the administration is trying to send a couple of signals oh one they're saying to the russians we do take what you are doing very seriously more important i think is to try to reassure countries in central europe the baltic states poland and the like that are worried about what mr putin and russia have been doing in central europe particularly in ukraine after all the united sta

we're talking matt lauer, charlie rose, to name a few and also gave voice to actresses that accuse weinsteinere not being believed and their stories were not being heard. deneen your reaction to his arrest? >> well yeah i do think the arrest was a long time coming. i believe there are a lot of accusations coming out against them overseas as well so it's not just the united states but the movement has allowed the doors to be opened for women to come forward because they were afraid of being retaliated, but it's unfortunate that it took this long because there were so many other women who could have not been in this situation. liz: eric final word 10 seconds i'm sorry my friend. >> look i think there's justice for women, from coast to coast, from around the world, and they're finally having some kind finally someone who ran amuk is paying the price. liz: eric and deneen, i think you're let go for the weekend you did your duty. you worked hard thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> enjoy. liz: that growing revolting california against the state sanctuary law, another new city now say

bush did an interview with matt lauer, president obama went to the white house briefing room, i think was his last visit to the briefing room, was to stick up for a free press and its importance in a democracy. >> well, just as quite the contrast as always, look at how -- i remember during the obama years it was comical to hear the complaints from your administration about how everyone, the press is so tough. the bush administration, we felt like the media had just been so tough on us. then you cut to this administration and it's just like, yeah, this is another world. we all -- every administration is going to complain about the coverage they get, but this is really just completely bonkers and off the rails. >> i have to ask you about elizabeth. she was the white house correspondent who covered the white house image i worked. i talked to her four, five, six times on a busy day. she emerges as a central character of the dock. >> she is. i was teasing her about this the other day. she's always sighing in the movie. >> elizabeth, i can't tell you who the supreme court pick is. i know yo

been initially separate internal investigation spurred by sexual harassment allegations against matt lauerent culture there. tomorrow president trump will announce an america first policy around the pricing of prescription drugs. kristin fisher joins us. speak of the president's plan is called american patient first, and tomorrow, he'll be announcing a blueprint on how he intends to drive down drug prices for all americans, something he has been promising to do since the early days of his campaign. >> we are not allowed to negotiate drug prices. >> from the campaign trail to his first state of the union. >> one of my greatest priorities is to reduce the price of prescription drugs. >> president trump is promised to take the art of the deal and apply it to the nations of sky high drug prices. the highest in the world. he is often placed the blame squarely on the pharmaceutical industry. >> they are getting oath murder. >> so far, has a administration done little to target drugmakers directly pray that all changes tomorrow, according to alex azar, who testified before congress today. >> all

people that run comcast want andy lack replaced over the handling of the many scandals like matt lauer'sor and others. nobody expects lack to finish out the year. we won't tell him whether he should keep his job or not. here's 1 suggestion. the lack is leaving in i way, why not stop lying about the access hollywood tape? they did it in order to influence the presidential election. the foundation of any news organization is honesty. why not be honest for once? that would be a great improvement. that's it for tonight. good night from washington. sean hannity is next. >> sean: tucker, great show. it's so insane with so much news, it's hard to get it in in a full hour. we're going to try. welcome to hannity. mueller's witch hunt is hit with another massive blow. rudy guliani is saying that the special counsel won't indict the president. we've been saying that because mueller never had the legal standing to do it in the first place. we'll explain. and president trump responding to kim jong-un's threat to pull out of the summit and he refusing to back away from the denuclearization of the medi

you have multiple news organizations including our own with allegations against matt lauer, tom brokaw powerful men trying to figure out how to put systems in place. i want to go through the response. the corporate office, the president of news division said they were not aware of any harassment by rose. you also have a former executive producer for cbs this morning saying he honored the wishes of the one woman who reported an incident with him. is that a correct characterization of the responses in your story? do you expect more? >> i think it is interesting because david roads was in public last month and he was asked about if the network had protected rose. he said very broad statement there was no knowledge here about rose. i think what our reporting shows is that there was knowledge. we talked to women who did flag concerns to managers as early as 1986 and as recently as april 2017. there was no official hr complaint made. and i think that that is a discussion or a topic that deserves perhaps more discussion. when a woman goes to her manager and says this happened to me or i was f

results of its investigation into accusations of sexual misconduct against former "today" anchor matt lauer. >> it concluded we found no evidence indicating any nbc news or "today" show leadership, news hr or others in position of authority in the news division received any complaints about the workplace behavior prior to november 27th, 2017. >> some criticizing nbc universal for conducting the investigation itself rather than using an independent firm. >>> some remarkable moments caught on camera. a harrowing escape as an 11-year-old jumped from the vehicle during a carjacking in illinois. >>> panic on the tarmac. a delta plane landed with smoke filling the cabin forcing passengers to escape with emergency slides. >>> and police braved alligator-infested waters to rescue a woman from her sinking suv. >>> no way. >> and high school students in tempe, arizona, surprised one of their favorite teachers with his dream shoes. some sweet air jordans. >> that is the best reaction. >> i love that dance. i love that. >> that made my morning. >> good stuff. >> the students were genuinely excited abou

and i'm thinking of this one, i'm thinking of the one at our own sister network, nbc, regarding matt lauernetwork moved quite quickly. contrast that with the time it took a decade ago for nbc to part ways with don imus and his program on msnbc where there were some sort of racially insensitive at the very least comments made. so it seems like employers are getting the message that it's not enough just to do the right thing. you've got to do it fast >> yeah, i think that's correct. i mean, if you give the -- when it's so clear what the right thing is, if you give the public the impression that you are plotting behind the scenes to see if there's some way to worm out of doing the right thing, that hurts you almost as much as not doing anything at all, and again, i think social media amplifies these reactions, and the consumer backlash can be very, very swift so i think you're absolutely right, both for practical reasons and hopefully because, you know, people are trying to do the right thing, they are moving a lot faster. >> this is not just, you know, a warning shot to companies, though, ji

and they're going into effect very shortly >> nbc's internal investigation report following matt lauer's firing says it does not believe there is a culture of sexual harassment in the nbc news division but it also says more needs to be done to ensure that employees can talk about bad behavior without fearing retaliation. comcast is the parent company of nbc and cnbc >>> tiger woods has officially committed to play in the british open in scotland it will be his 20th appearance in that tournament and the first time in three years he'll be playing there. he is a three-time winner of that event we wish him good luck. that's the news update at this hour kelly, wilf, back to you >> sue, thank you very much. we do indeed wish him luck didn't happen for him the last major. but good to see him back >> the open there. >> it is called the open any true golf fan would say that i'm not a massive golf fan but i know that major is called the open i understand why from afar people stick in there. >>> crude up about 3% right now. wti trading over $71 a barrel. all this as the stodollar is strengthening.