and most of all... >> steffy: [ sobbing ] >> liam: i loved you. >> steffy: liam, no! please don't go. please, please, don't go. please don't leave me. please don't.

no, liam, please don't!

but there is a baby. >> liam: i know. >> steffy: a baby that we made. >> liam: i know!> steffy: liam, i'm always gonna regret that night. always. but this baby is yours. this child is our child to raise and love. ♪ if you agree.

>> steffy: i can't. >> liam: yes, you can! >> steffy: no, i can't! >> liam: tell me! you have to!ell me right now! >> steff as bill! it was your father. ♪ ♪ >> steffy: liam, where are you? look, i know you're upset, i know you're angry right now, but we got to face this. ♪

liam fox is arriving in china today. he has a trickyjob.ng formal can be agreed before britain leaves next year. china is the eighth largest export market with the uk. trade between the two countries is estimated at 80 billion us dollars. what kind of deals are in store? i ask. the internationaltrade secretary cannot begin negotiating new trade deals while the uk remains, for the moment, a member of the eu. but, of course, brexit is the eu. but, of course, brexit is theissue the eu. but, of course, brexit is the issue that looms large over almost every piece of uk business at the moment. and we can be pretty sure liam fox will be trying at least to lay the foundations for a deal. what kind of things will they focus on? well, one area in particular the uk would like china to give a little bit more room on is access to the uk's service industries, things like banking, things like insurance, those kinds of things which traditionally have been very hard for european companies to gain access on. and i think we can expect talks when liam fox is h

so, liam allan might just be one of many.usands of trials across the country could now be affected. lucy is here with me now. the case of liam allan, could that be the tip of the iceberg? be the tip of the iceberg? now spread and there are many more cases being looked at. cases being looked at. reviewing rape and sexual assault cases where charges have been made. cases where charges have been made. and in london prosecutors have brought in a dozen extra lawyers. brought in a dozen extra lawyers. people trafficking trial were social media evidence was not disclosed. media evidence was not disclosed. woman who had been charged gave birth in prison. she has now been freed. freed. messages they are having to look through at a time of funding cuts. through at a time of funding cuts. but they say the liam allan case was human error. human error. disclosing information in these cases. thank you. driving at the time. and injuring several others. jeremy corbyn. daniel sandford reports. and injured close to a dozen more. caught this co

please welcome back to the show, liam neeson!s and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: thank you so much! hello, stephen. >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> lovely to see you. >> stephen: that is a very debonair look you have right there that i don't think i could pull off. >> he came over to me and said, you've got a steve mcqueen thing happening. do you know who steve mcqueen was? he just made my day. >> stephen: really? thank you. >> stephen: also tom brokaw can pull this off. liam neeson, you're very similar, the three of you. >> thanks. >> stephen: how have you been? can't complain. haven't been found out yet. >> stephen: haven't been found out in what way is this that you feel like you're a fraud or something? >> yes. >> stephen: join the club. yes. >> stephen: yeah, you just call it imposter syndrome. >> it's waking up every morning and thinking, i'm an actor. people are paying me still to do movies and to beat up bad guys and stuff and -- >> stephen: yeah. -- i'm 65 and it's great. ( laughter ) >> stephen: and you'

liam neeson is a ex—cop working as an insurance salesman., he loses hisjob, he's doing his commute. he needs money because he has to pay for his kids' tuition. suddenly, vera farmiga turns up and says, i want you to find someone for me. i can't tell you who they are, or what they look like, but if you do it there will be a reward. here's a clip. someone on this train does not belong. all you have to do is find them. that's it. this person is carrying a bag. you don't know what it looks like, but inside that bag is something they have stolen. this person goes by the name of prynne. it's not a real name. they will be on this train until coldspring. you find them, you find the bag, the $100,000 is yours. don't leave the train before finding the bag. don't tell anyone about this offer. waita minute, waita minute. simple. i thought this was hypothetical. it's just a little thing. shouldn't be too hard for an ex—cop. how did you know? oh, that's me. you're being serious, right? you have until next stop to decide. what kind of person are you? ok, s

so liam neeson is an ex—cop now working as an insurance salesman.hisjob. he needs money to pay for his kids tuition. suddenly there's someone on the train who says i want you to find somebody for me. i can't tell you who they are or what they look like, but if you do it there's a reward. here's a clip. someone on this train does not belong. all you have to do is find them. that's it. this person is find them. that's it. this person is carrying a bag. you don't know what it looks like. but inside that bag is something they have stolen. this person goes by the name of prin, it's not a real name. they will be on this train until cold spring. you find them, you find the bag, that $100,000 is yours. don't leave the train before finding the bag. don't tell anyone about this offer. wait a minute. simple. i thought this was hypothetical. there's just thought this was hypothetical. there'sjust one thought this was hypothetical. there's just one little thought this was hypothetical. there'sjust one little thing, shouldn't be too hard for an ex—cop. wait, how

and it's liam livingstone ipresume the lancashire batsman is the new face in england's latest test squadhe programme, i'm holly hamilton live from the nba in london where the boston celtics are due to take on the philadelphia 76ers in what is set to be the most exciting uk nba match today... —— to date. hello and welcome along. the referee who awarded a controversial penalty which eventually cost northern ireland their world cup play—off against switzerland last year — well, he has now admitted he made a mistake. ovidiu hategan ruled that corry evans blocked a shot, with his arm during the first leg, despite replays showing the ball struck the player's shoulder. nial foster reports. perhaps it will come as little comfort to northern ireland supporters but the referee ovidiu hategan has admitted that he got it wrong back in november. translation: it was a sad and unpleasant moment for me. it was sad because i made that mistake and painful because with my team of officials we had been performing well. in our world, the referees are the same as the goalkeepers. everybody sees the mistake. t

>> liam: you...slept with my father. >> steffy: i don't -- i don't remember.t was like an out-of-body experience. >> liam: oh, my -- oh, my god. he vowed revenge. he said he would decimate me. and now he's slept with you, and you don't even remember. oh, my god. steffy, are you okay? are you okay?

liam neeson is a ex—cop working as an insurance salesman.e he has to pay for his kids' tuition. suddenly, vera farmiga turns up and says, "i want you to find someone for me". "i can't tell you who they are, or what they look like, but if you do it there will be a reward". here's a clip. someone on this train does not belong. all you have to do is find them. that's it. this person is carrying a bag. you don't know what it looks like, but inside that bag is something they have stolen. this person goes by the name of prynne. it's not a real name. they will be on this train until coldspring. you find them, you find the bag, the $100,000 is yours. don't leave the train before finding the bag. don't tell anyone about this offer. waita minute, waita minute. simple. i thought this was hypothetical. it'sjust one little thing. shouldn't be too hard for an ex—cop. how did you know? oh, that's me. you're being serious, right? you have until the next stop to decide. what kind of person are you? ok, so it's an intriguing set—up. they're strangers on a tra

how could you do that to liam? >> bill: my intention was not to to do anything to liam.hought their marriage was over. i told you that, wyatt! >> wyatt: yeah, well, it's done now, thanks to you! >> bill: if i could go back and change what happened, i would. but i can't. i made a bad decision, but i'm not walking away. i'll take every bullet that comes at me. for the sake of that baby... i'm going to fight for liam and steffy's marriage. >> wyatt: i hate to say it... it might be too late for that. >> sally: look, i know i shouldn't have followed you here. i'm sorry.

tell us what liam fox is after. he is willing china but there is talk of a broader deal? indeed a busy on many trade fronts. it is his first work trip this year and it is a rather tricky job work trip this year and it is a rather trickyjob because nothing formal can be agreed before the uk leads the eu next year but he is keen to put a trade arrangement in place and is talking to china, the largest export market and trade between the countries is estimated at 80 billion us dollars. the secretary will be meeting with the chinese vice minister of congress as well as the chairman of a funding company. they tried to arrange a free trade arrangement for next year. self—driving cars seemed like science fiction not that long ago. but global auto giants are now racing ahead developing the technology. theo leggett hitched a ride on renault‘s concept car. if you have never done this before it really does feel quite strange. we are doing 150 kilometres right now on the motorway and i not touching anything. my colleague has set upjust in touching anything. my colleague has set up jus

liam cullen in leeds has spent a lifetime in combat sport that this weekend is fighting for a world titlen one of the most extreme of all. when i say the words bare—knuckle boxing you think of gangsters settling feuds in victorian times but there are a

liam cullan in leeds has spent a lifetime in combat sport, but this weekend, he's fighting for a world title in one of the most extreme of all. when i say the words, bare knuckle boxing, you possibly think of gangsters settling feuds in old victorian times. but there are a group of people but determined to bring the sport back to the mainstream and take it legally to the masses. a twitter user called suzie q objected to that report, writing that she was "disappointed" the bbc is promoting and endorsing violent sport. "gratuitous violence. what's the difference between this and a street brawl? hope there aren't too many children watching. shameful." now, not for the first time, we are in the middle of a winter of difficulties and challenges for the national health service. bbc news has been reporting them with considerable attention. tonight at six, an apology from

. —— liam and noel. star enough, meryl streep, tom hanks and stephen spielberg. a very busy morning. we will tune in. stay with us, headlines coming up. good morning. this is breakfast with ben thompson and rachel burden. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. thejustice secretary, david gauke, is considering a possiblejudicial review of the decision to release the serial sex attacker, john worboys. in 2009, the former black cab driver was jailed indefinitely, to serve a minimum term of eight years. the decision of the parole board to approve his release caused outrage amongst his victims, charities and mps. the governor of hawaii has apologised, and promised to tighten procedures after authorities mistakenly issued an alert warning of an imminent ballistic missile attack. an official text message, sent to people's phones in error, left people scrambling for shelter. a corrected message wasn't sent out until nearly a0 minutes later. ukip has suspended the girlfriend of its

in december liam allan was acquitted of six counts of rape and six of sexual assault when it emerged evidence on a computer disk which police had examined showed messages from the alleged victim pestering him for casual sex. and the number of prosecutions in england and wales that collapsed because of a failure by police or prosecutors to disclose evidence has increased by 70% in the last two years. now the director of public prosecutions, alison saunders, has ordered an urgent review of all rape and serious sexual assault cases, and conceded it's likely a number will be dropped. it's very apparent that in some cases mistakes have been made that simply shouldn't have been. it is important that when you look at that kind of case that the prosecutors and investigators look at social media traffic, look at text messages that have passed between the two individuals, because they can put what's happened in a very significant different light. a national disclosure improvement plan has been published. it includes a review of disclosure training, developing a group of specialists in every po

a new face with lancashire batsmen liam livingstone called up. him any moment and judy cole for the durham pace bowler mark wood. a bit surprised, i am pleased to be back in. withjake ball being pa rt of to be back in. withjake ball being part of the ashes squad and they felt they did pretty well and i was surprised to get the call but it is nice to be involved in the somewhere i have wanted to get back in. hopefully the point proven and i can do well. the only new face in the § in the isé in'the glstersjagw "7 isé in'the 3 i came {57 "r ééé them the 3 i came {57 "r isié them the 3 i wasets'w "7 and told them the news it was quickly forgotten. it was nice to get the call yesterday. i am very excited to get going. many people will know you as a one—day player. is it hard to transition from that format to what you are heading into? it is but lots of people seen you as a white ball cricket whereas i myself see at the other way around and my stats which shall that my actual strength is in red ball cricket. i have already had a taste of international

liam allan might be one of men. thousands of trials across the country could now be affected.ning, bbc news. of the corporation's highest profile journalists have been paid too much. had not been idle in tackling gender inequality. of transparency about the basis for pay decisions. here's our media editor, amol rajan. disclosure of salaries for high earners last summer. disclosure of salaries for high earners last summer. a busy day for you. you. bbc said he now wanted much more transparency. transparency. be the most transparent organisation. organisation. trust in the system, for women and men, to know they are paid fairly. men, to know they are paid fairly. reducing the pay of some men or raising the pay of some women? raising the pay of some women? you have got to do both. have got to do both. you have to look, as we are doing, at the lower paid people. at the lower paid people. of the legal requirement of equal work includes pay cuts. work includes pay cuts. when and pay rises for some women and men. rises for some women and men. radical increase in transparency as well.

liam neeson saying the me too movement is becoming a bit of a witch hunt. >>> actor liam neeson in oneath praising the me too movement and at the same time accusing it of creating a bit of a witch hunt, his words. he made the comments during an interview with an irish broadcast network and admitted to being on the fence about allegations against fellow actor dustin hoffman. here he was. >> yes. there is a bit of a witch hunt happening. >> in what sense? >> there's some people -- famous people being suddenly accused of touching some girl's knee or something and suddenly they are being dropped from their program or something. there is a movement happening. >> yeah. >> and -- >> it's got to be healthy to have -- >> it's healthy and it is across every industry. >> all right. let's talk about this with these ladies. nichelle turner, khloe melos and cory murray from essence magazine. you're there in hollywood so let me start with you. >> yes. >> i love hearing from men. we need to hear from more men with regard to the movement. i wanted to say that first. calling it a witch hunt. how is that

lancashire batsman liam livingstone is called up to the england test squad for the first time.s selected for the tour to new zealand, while bowler mark wood is recalled. and anthonyjoshua's planning a big 2018 of unification fights. his promoter says the first, againstjoseph parker, could be announced this week. hello again. they've now played each other four times this season, but in each meeting between chelsea and arsenal, there still hasn't been a winner in 90 minutes. the latest attempt to separate them came in the first leg of their efl cup semifinal, which didn't provide any goals. but there was at least another opportunity to see the new video assistant referee system in action, as olly foster reports. the last time arsene wenger was banished from the dugout at chelsea, he ended up sitting next to his gardener. he had different kind of diggers foucault tonight, the british press. his crime, his outspoken opinion of referees. martin atkinson was in action tonight with the help of the video assistant. no goals, but a bit of a argy—bargy, and an maitland—niles penalty shou

they've been there celebrating liam's birthday.spent time at the beach body surfing and playing in the wave. miley took time to take a few selfies. >>> here are the first photos showing chris martin and dakota johnson are an item. they had their arms comfortably wrapped around each other as they strolled on the beach. they've been dating since early october and our source tells us his friends love her and how happy she makes him. 50 shades of yes. >> i love it. gwyneth moved on. she's engaged. why shouldn't chris martin be happy? >> there you go. still ahead -- >> he should be a marriage counselor. >> james brolin gets candid about barbra streisand, when he knows it's time to give her space. >> black panther shattering box office records a month before it opens. our behind the scenes what has everybody so excited. >> i couldn't feel like you're walking around in a dream. ♪ >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >> that is taylor swift's gorgeous man joe alwyn at the prada fashion show in milan. he was the face of prada's spring camp

. ♪ liam: what is this? is that a paternity test? why would your doctor order that?hy would there be any reason to order that? >> steffy: i-i-i need -- i need some -- some water. ♪ ♪ >> bill: liam can never find out what happened. >> justin: yeah, but you slept with his wife. do you really think you can hide that? that you can be in the same room with her? >> bill: i can, and i will. >> justin: what about steffy? >> bill: she's not gonna say anything. and neither will you. >> justin: you have my silence. always.

liam is a grown man who can fend for himself. that life you're carrying cannot. n

i was worried about you. >> liam: [ sighs ] please understand, i couldn't -- >> steffy: no. i know. i know. i know. i understand. you needed some time. i get that. what are you thinking?

. ♪[ music ] ♪ >> brooke: honey, did you and liam have a fight?steffy: it wasn't like that. >> brooke: all couples go through that now and then. i know it seems like the end of the world -- >> steffy: i-i know you're trying to help out, and if you could, i'd let you, but... i can't. ♪ >> brooke: i've never seen you like this before. i'm not gonna leave you. >> steffy: i've never lost a love like this before. >> brooke: i had so much faith in you and liam. >> steffy: so did i. >> did he.

. >> liam: get off me. get off!ll: just promise me you'll hear me out. >> liam: i've heard it! okay? you're so terribly sorry! everybody makes mistakes! family means forgiveness! don't you deserve a 3rd, 4th, 5th, 40th freakin' chance? i've heard it! >> bill: yes. yes. [ crying ] i said it. i said all those things. i did. i thought i meant them when i said them, son.

trade secretary liam fox speaking with a bloomberg reporter in measuring. time for a look at the biggest business stories in the news, music streaming giants qualify has confidentially fired -- filed for an ipo. spotify will go ahead with a plan to get a traditional stock sale and list the stock directly. a direct listing of lloyd's underwriting fees and restrictions on sales my current owners. we will have more on this later in the hour. the first year u.s. auto sales have fallen since the recession but still ford ended the year on a high note. general motors u.s. sale fell less than analysts expected but fiat chrysler sales down 11%. sales of nissan and honda were worse than analysts had forecast. mark: just getting breaking a company cutting 400 open positions, over 1000 currently filled positions. it's easy restructuring costs of about $125 million. allergan to cut over 100 -- 1000 currently filled positions. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ london, this is the in close. i am -- the european close. i am mark barton with vonnie quinn. up on the dayhing as the onse

jody, ryan, and liam. the wait time for workers comp hearings has been cut in half because of their efforts. this 2017 team of the year from the department of labor and industrial relations muster project to digitize mountains of paperwork from some 20000 claims per year. there many more dedicated workers just like them all around the state. jody, ryan, and liam, please stand to be recognized. [applause] they are just a sampling of our homegrown talents. we just need to do more to create the supportive environment roundup that will launch and sustain their careers here in the island. i hope you leave today knowing that we have laid important groundwork that hawaii is on the edge of something exciting. at the beginning of my speech i said, hawaii is a beautiful and complex place. i believe that is our gift to our children into the future. imagine a future economy for hawaii that is not relying solely on tourism in the military. imagine a future where local entrepreneurs are inventing useful products and ser

the uk and others would be a critical component of any trade discussions and is he also aware that liamon record as saying there is nothing wrong with chlorine dipped paltry despite its use to disguise huge bacterial contamination which arise from their inadequate hygiene standards? clearly the government is desperate for a us trade deal so how can we be sure the interests of british consumers and farmers won't be sacrificed? british consumers and farmers won't be sacrificed ? ultimately, british consumers and farmers won't be sacrificed? ultimately, is the government prepared to walk away if compromises demanded in those negotiations? of course we want to have a vibrant trade your relationship with the united states, i hope all of you do. all around the world. we are a trading nation. we have been clear we are not going to water down or compromise on the standards i have set out and indeed they will be transferred into our own domestic law, the very point is that the noble baroness raised. the food standards agency will have a key role to play in ensuring high food safety standards whi

orr guy liam married stephie, and stephie has had sex with liam's dad? of course she did, i'm not surprised. >> so funny, i still talk to them, they're my friend, i still talk to them frequently. >> congratulations on this la to vegas? now that we have that out of the way. >> well, we're out of time. we know what's important. >> standard television question, dillan, how would you describe the show that premiers tonight on our tv station? this place, love both in the sky. >> oh,. >> and i kind of think that's right. >> something about it, cheers, love boat, and what else? >> wings? >> the gilligan's island. >> maybe we've made that comparison? >> you know, it is fun, it is silly. it is outrageous. you know, so many laughs in this show, if you've ever taken an airplane ride you're going to like this show. because it is just fun. >> there is something to relate to, absolutely. >> do your characters hook up in it. >> go right to it, car glenn whoa. no, she is so much better than i am. captain dave is a mess. >> captain dave is a mess. >> who isn't a mess on

under investigation for rape for two years, liam allen‘s life was on hold.s with disclosure, the duty on police and prosecutors to pass on material which might assist the defence case or undermine the prosecution‘s. finally, liam allen achieved the justice that should have been his from two years earlier. he had been on bail for two years not knowing if he was going to be convicted, facing a sentence of perhaps 12 years or so and be on the sex offenders' register for life. just the toll upon a young man who is in the middle of a university degree cannot be imagined. bbc news has obtained figures on how many people have been cleared or had allegations dropped against them because of disclosure failings. in 2014—15, proceedings were halted against 537 people. by last year, that number had risen to 916. that‘s a 70% increase in two years in the number of defendants cleared after disclosure failings emerged. the implication is that it could lead to miscarriages ofjustice. the criminaljustice system is based upon trusting the prosecution to disclose material whic

john pienaar, bbc news, westminster. the student liam allan. years under investigation. hadn't been disclosedstill had concerns. i welcome the recommendations made by the police. by the police. to address the true values of this case. case. a couple of snapchat messages from the victim's phone. the victim's phone. considered supportive or undermining. undermining. aware of any electronic data following the crown's information. following the crown's information. because it only assisted the crown's case. case. that assisted mike hesson exonerate me. me. had looked at these messages that has not been addressed. has not been addressed. feel has been lost is to decide what is this and what is undermining. is this and what is undermining. their case and it is the issue i wish to be redressed. wish to be redressed. regain and rebuild my life and for me this will be my final interview. at the time. and injuring several others. been hoping to kill the labour leader, jeremy corbyn. daniel sandford reports. and injured close to a dozen more. caught this conversation. i lost control of the van. i lost c

i'm joined by liam booth—smith, chief executive of localis, an independent think tank, joins me now. a little bit about what these workers want? well, what the workers are after a reduction in working hours down to about 28 hours a week, but only as part of a benefit. in 2007, german law allowed something called an educational benefit, that has been used to help with things like caring for children 01’ with things like caring for children or caring for elderly relatives. now all, german businesses don't want to do this because they argue that they believe, one in four of their workers will take advantage of this, and a recent german chambers of commerce study shows that half of the trading they have access to is due to skilled workers. were german businesses at the metal works, they argue they were —— they would not be able to continue productively. just briefly, germany is in a position right know what they have very, very low unemployment. i guess you need to fill in that sweet spot. yeah, they could do, absolutely. in one way, they are right to push. this has reminiscences of the

liam neeson took third place followed by insidious the last key. was the musical the greatest show man earning $11.8 million over the weekend. so, everybody out there getting their popcorn and catching up on their movies. >> i've done the same. two of those i still have several more to go. >> pretty impressive. >> it is. all right. thank you for starting your day with us. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. keep it right here. more news is straight ahead on nbc and our nbc stations. the future for d.r.e.a.m.ers. more military funding. the clock is ticking to a friday deadline. >>> behind the chaos of hawaii's bogus alert of a ballistic missile attack that had residents scrambling for their lives for 38 minutes. >>> a california community in mourning after deadly mudslides poured through santa bbara county one week ago. >>> plus, this is definitely not the way or the place to park a car. >>> and speaking of, a sneak peek at this year's detroit auto show. "early today" starts right now. >>> good monday morning. i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip

thank you for coming on. the student liam allan. under investigation. hadn't been disclosed.espondent danny shaw is here. tell us more about the review. due to the late disclosure of evidence. evidence. disclosed early enough to the defence. defence. not think there was anything releva nt. not think there was anything relevant. relevant. that the sex had been consensual with the alleged victim. with the alleged victim. commander richard smith from the metropolitan police. that's why i've apologised to mr allan. there are no other errors within those that should be addressed. them that are currently going through the system. through the system. problems that are giving them cause for concern in those cases. for concern in those cases. investigating sexual assault cases. disclosure problems. convicted because of disclosure failings who are currently in jail. failings who are currently in jail. danny, thank you very much indeed. have been carried out by a man with an armed forces background. in which valuables worth a million pounds in total have been stolen. police say the raid

and itjust gets back into liam neeson walking around the train punching people. most frustrating thing is that when you see that clip, you think it's intriguing. why, what's going on? it's literally 20 minutes in, the film goes, "i don't care. i don't think these rules add up to anything. the whole scenario doesn't make a... shall wejust have him punching somebody?" and you get the first punching sequence, and then you go, 0k, fine, it's taken the train. it's that film you've seen all those times before, except on a train. it reminds you occasionally, though, what happened to that really interesting idea you threw out the window? 0k, fine, moving swiftly on. clearly not a patch on the film of the week, three billboards, which i have not... i've thought about it every single day since i saw it, which is interesting in itself. brilliant performance by frances mcdormand. fantastic. who i think has a strong chance of winning the best actress oscar. martin mcdonagh, who wrote and directed, has done a really terrificjob. made a tragicomedy that is both comic and genuin

liam donovan and thanks for being here.ians announcing they will remove the logo known as chief. the team has been using the character adventure since 19 -- the wahoo will remain on team merchandise. believe it or not today is the first day you can file your tax reforms. this there are advantages to filing early. we're live with the new york stock exchange with details. miracle on the highway, when small plane makes emergency landing. that story next. achoo! (snap) achoo! (snap) achoo! achoo! (snap) (snap) achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. >> startling investigation revealing history of sexual assault at michigan state. it goes well beyond the case of former athletic doctor leandra y nassar. mark hollis announced his resignation last friday. magic johnson who went to michigan state demanding accountability. tweeting if anyone was aware of the sexual assault happening to women, board memb

among them, 13-month-old liam. his mother says she lost a s the same age to complications from the flu in 2015, so she's closely monitoring liam's sympto >> if i see any changes, i don'tre wha take him to the doctor.his er >> if the fever persists and yo you're weak and fatigued and you're not able to down then you probably need to be evaluoctors say it is nothe flu shot. wh it'l strain, severity of flu estimates. >> marci gonzalez for us, marci, thank you. >>> next to hollywood where several stars are promising a blackout on the red carpet at tonight's golden globes after a wave of sexual misconduct s rocked the industry. lara spencer reporting tonight from the red carpet.e golden globes red carpet all eyes nt color they're wearing. nominees and presenters expected to dress all in black as a show of solidarity to fight sexual harassment and inequality. >> time's up on this imbalance of power that makes way for abuse an >> reporter: they signed an open letter saying time's up in response to the string of sexual har

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like he can -- 'cause you don't wanna -- you know, it's liam neeson.seth: sure, of course. >> you don't want to sort of go at it. and then the stunt double comes up and says, "give it to him." >> seth: oh, wow. >> yeah, he can take it. >> seth: all right, well i mean, i believe he can take it. i would be more worried about you. don't take it the wrong way. [ laughter ] you have another -- >> i gotta go. >> seth: i'm assuming there's plenty of stunts in -- you're doing "aquaman." >> i am. >> seth: you filmed "aquaman" for six months. >> another large man. >> seth: another large man. well that's even -- jason momoa. >> yes, yes. >> seth: he must be 7'5." >> he is, he's like 8'2." [ light laughter ] >> seth: because it's great, because when those -- when you watch the movie, you're like, "i wonder who is going to win the fight? jason momoa or patrick wilson?" [ laughter ] >> you're killing me. >> seth: you play -- look, i -- you'd beat me in a fight. [ laughter ] you play aquaman's half brother. >> yes. the smaller, shorter -- >> seth: orm. >> whiter half