my name is matt roy. my husband david and i have two children and have lived at 4 presidio terrace for 15 years. we moved there because of the quiet, friendly street where our son could learn to ride a bike and learn to know his neighbored. a full audit conducted in 2011 by an accountant did not identify there were taxes due or unpaid. while our homeowners association certainly bears part of the responsibility, i assure you we did not knowingly evade paying $14 a year in taxes. none of this would have happened if the treasurer's office made the same effort to notify the residents of presidio terrace that every homeowner is required to do when they wish to make improvements to their homes. in addition, the homeowners must prepare a large orange poster to ensure that it is posted on-site for 30 days. why shouldn't the treasurer be required to follow at least the same procedure before taking away private property? isn't that a much more consequently act than a simple renovation? if the treasurer had notified

he's literally running away from the question right now, matt. if royks and alabamans, what does he care about mitch mcconnell? >> yeah, i think that's where the pressure is right now, and that's where roy moore will feel it more is if it comes from alabama republicans. because, as molly eluded to, he has run against the establishment republicans and run against mitch mcconnell. the fact that mitch mcconnell is calling on him to leave doesn't do much. if anything it will help the supporters in alabama. if alabama republicans listen to sean hannity and put more pressure on roy moore to get out, but one thing to point out with roy moore, he made his whole political career on sort of bucking pressure and bucking the establishment, and he lost his job as chief justice of the state supreme court by not fulfilling obligations to take down the ten commandments and not abiding by gay marriage decisions. i think the fact that roy moore is not sort of quickly going away is not a surprise. he has withstood pressure in the past to, you know, lose his job. i think t

roy halladay is forever etched into phillies' history and the hearts of baseball lovers who enjoyed watching him play. for now live in south philly, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> one aviation expert says the plane that roy halladay is piloting is so dangerous that no one should ever be allowed to fly one. another expert says the plane is classified as a sport plane which means the regulations for the planes are not as stringent as for more sophisticated aircraft. there have been three crashes with the plane in 2017. two including this one with halladay were fatal. the sport says we can't rush to judgment about the plane's safety record. >> we just have to wait and see what comes out of the investigation. not necessarily the government investigation, but the investigation of others, lawyers, experts, and things, who will look at that airplane with greater scrutiny and find out what caused it to crash under such benign circumstances. >> icon, maker of the a-5, said its goal was to make a cost-effective plane with amphibious capability. icon says they will do everything they can to support the investigation and won't make any more comment

matt lauer fired, roy moore, conyers is going to work tomorrow, roy moore is still returning, peopleting his accusers. and president trump has over 12 accusers out there. and he was the man on the "access hollywood" tape said and i quote, when you're a star, you can do anything. >> stephanie and brian, ask can i just say one thing? stephanie mentioned the bank and that great sobering depressing tale. i had an hour to kill after a third graders potluck and i went to a mecca for bright and elite kids from all over the world, a multinational group of kids all looking for their mba's, and i looked at a lot of those students ambling about at the sun filled achroom, mostly men when i was there this morning it seems and those are future leaders of government philanthropies of world business. and somewhere in there is probably the future head of the bank, and i would like to know if they get it. >> don't need to be an assignment editor to see you have your assignment for tomorrow. thank you so much for being with us as we thank our colleague stephanie ruhle. >>> coming up for us, while the p

the best of thanksgiving for you and your family. >> you, too. >> now, matt, the president apparently defended roypports him in the race. is considering whether to campaign for him. do you agree with the move? >> i don't know if i agree with your premise. i think the president definitely moved closer towards judge moore. he defended the fact that roy moore is denying these allegations. and i think his main focus is to say that the democrat, if you're a conservative or a republican in alabama, the alternative is the democrat and he's terrible on all the issues republicans care about. so, his focus so far is on the shortcomings of the democrat. he could take that next step, chris, and go down there and then if he does, i think it's fair to call that an endorsement. >> anna, can you look at what the president said yesterday and see if it is anything but supporting roy moore in that race? >> look, i think it's not express support, but it's certainly implicit and implied support and the difference is very little. i, you know, i think it's a fact that we cannot do this as a republican party. we said, we

. >> reporter: matt, witnesses told investigators that roy halladay had been flying low over the water before the plane crashed. meanwhile, here at the ballpark, you can see the memorial for halladay has been growing as the investigation in florida continues. this is a glimpse into roy halladay's last movements in the area before he crashed his plane into the florida gulf around noon tuesday. he was flying an icon a-5, a two seat light sport aircraft meant to land on water. >> it's very light weight simplified airplane that has capabilities that are fun to use rake creationally. >> a licensed pilot and lawyer specializing in plane crash litigation said because of the type of plane a nonflier witnesses this might not understand what's happening. a strict training program is required by the company. >> it's normal for somebody to be practicing approaches to the landings on the water even if you don't touchdown. >> the boaters who captured the video rushed to the scene moments after the crash and saw no sign of survivors. the former star pitcher became licensed to fly in 2013 and logged 7

roy moore returned to the campaign trail and once again he pushed back against the sexual misconduct allegations against him. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in fort pain, alabama. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: matt, good morning. roy moore's support may have cratered on capitol hill but he is still holding strong in alabama. the campaign is in the final stretch two weeks before election day. this morning roy moore is on the attack as defiant as ever after his first public appearance in 11 days. >> i'm going to take off some gloves and show the truth in this campaign. >> reporter: moore refused to answer questions, his campaign keeping cameras at a distance and releasing an ad dismissing allegations from at least nine women of unwanted advances including the alleged sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl calling the accusations a scheme by liberal elites and the republican establishment. >> this is simply dirty politics and it's a sign of the immor ra immorality -- it's a sign of the immorality of our times. >> reporter: he repeated he doesn't even know his accusers. one, leigh corpman. >> i wonder how many he doesn't know. >> if you don't accept same-sex marriage, transgender rights in school bath

roy moore's accusers somehow not believable? is it because republicans don't want to lose the senate? people who will take matt lauer's story of attack me on twitter for saying roy moore is a disgusting sexual predator with a long established pattern of being a total creep. >> for my own part i stated repeatedly that every claim has to be considered fully from both sides of the accusation. kennedy: what about john conyers? >> what more do you want? four women with their first and last name. putting their rep taitions on the line. then the stories were put up by more than 30 corroborating sources. i don't know what more if you need. i feel like we are in this position in society when someone comes forward with a credible, well backed up story of child molestation, the first question are going to ask is, the guy who molests her a republican or democrat. kennedy: they become a political pawn. it is unacceptable. if something is unacceptable when the. >> significance party is doing it, it doesn't make it okay for roy moore. this victim shaping. i don't like it when nancy pelosi does it and i don't like the when ro

matt lauer fired. charlie rose fired. conyers is going to work tomorrow. roy moore is still rung.people are doubting his accusers. and president trump has over 12 accusers out there, and he was the man who on the "access hollywood" tape said, and i quote, when you're a star, you can do anything. >> stephanie and brian, ask can i just say one thing? stephanie mentioned deutsche bank and that great sobering, depressing tale. i had a couple of hours to kill this morning after third graders potluck. and i went to a mecca for bright and elite kids from all over the world. multinational group of kids, all looking for their mbas. and i looked at a lot of those students rambling about the atrium, mostly men. and those are the future leaders of government, philanthropies, leaders of government. somewhere in there is probably the head of deutsche bank. and i would love to know if they get it because they'll have to if they know anything about tomorrow. >> don't need to be an assignment editor to see you have your assignment for tomorrow. thank you so much for being with us as we thank our c

matt lauer. millions were shocked to hear he had been fired over allegations of sexual misconduct. starting with hollywood producer harvey weinstein and since then accusations against kevin spacey, actor jeremy piven, louis c.k. senate candidate roy moore. glenn thrush and charlie rose and the list is by no means complete. the news about matt lauer broke wednesday morning as the "today" show went on the air. lauer hasn't commented but nbc executives received two other complaints about him. lauer was fired for an incident that happened at the 2014 olympics in rio. they're laying out a pattern of conduct. the magazine claims that while lauer was covering the olympics, he allegedly extended late-night invitations to his hotel another room claims lauer exposed himself to her in his office. several women spoke up and complained but nbc ignored them. nbc news denied that allegation add issues a statement reading, "we can say unequivocally prior to -- nbc management was never made aware of any complaints about matt lauer's conduct". >> jimmy fallon did not go easy on lauer during his opening monologue for "the tonight show." take a listen. >> nbc has fired matt lauer from the "today" show after he was accused of inappropriate sexual beh

and she -- her attorney released another statement. >> and matt or both of you, reheard roy moore deny the accusations, calling them false, untrue, fake news. do you think alabama residents found that response satisfactory? andrea, why don't you start. >> well, i think that response some did. certainly his supporters are loyal. they're staunch. that was enough for them. others wanted more. then he had an interview that he did and we listened to that closely friday and friday night. that was a little bit more detailed. but, you really have two camps calling us. one, the supporters who absolutely believe roy moore and that this didn't happen. and then there are others who want more information. they don't want to discount what the women are saying, no matter the motivation. >> i would say whether it happened a week ago or 39 years ago, an allegation like this is serious. i think the alabama voters are taking it seriously. they want to hear from judge moore. we have a call out to judge moore to come on the show. he claims he did not know the 14-year-old. never had contact with her. hopefu

. >>> plus new reporting on the firing of "today" show anchor matt lauer or inappropriate sexual behavior. why roy moore is apparently rebounding in alabama and the desperate rush for the trump tax bill. >> the big day will be either tomorrow or the next day. >> senator bernie sanders on why republicans are racing towards a vote. >> this is going to cost me a fortune. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. north korea is now, according to experts, a nuclear power, apparently capable of striking anywhere on the globe with a nuclear warhead and at a time when this country and the world and allies are depending on stable, steady and clear-sighted american leadership. the president of the united states genuinely appears to be losing his grip on reality. in the 24 hours since north korea tested its longest range missile to date, the president has retreated further and further back into the fever swamp from which his political career first emerged. tweeting about the people who work for him, launching unfounded personal and reckless attacks against executives

what roy moore did is different from what john conyers or matt lauer, for that matter. you can judge in their own rights. what roy moore did and is accused of doing stands on its own. but it does appear voters in alabama, as more distance comes , they arellegations reshaping their views whether he is fit to be a senator. adrianna: let's talk about north korea and this test they had last night saying they can get to anywhere in the u.s. now. the president saying "we will take care of it." any idea what that means? >> no. you said we are locked and loaded and there was fire and fury set to rain down a few months ago. he sort of ratcheted back but i do "we will take care of it" revealed very much. i think people are on edge. it comes after a protective period of silence from north koreans were they were not yanking the chain at all. they seem to be back in the business of trying to provoke responses. adrianna: abc political director rick klein, always good to have you. until next time, thank you. for a floridarch teenager who went missing with a 27-year-old soccer coach fro

matt. >>> well people across the sports world and beyond are remembering former phillies ace roy halladay-year-old pitcher was killed yesterday in a small plane crash. katherine scott is live outside citizens bank park with more on the beloved baseball star. katherine, when the news crossed on my and social media devices i didn't want to believe it. what a great guy. >> reporter: oh, no i was stunned yesterday, tam i'm stunned this morning. i think everybody is to hear this news. you can see here outside the ballpark a memorial is growing. candles, flowers a ball cap, all for roy halladay who died yesterday at only 40 years old. he was an eight-time all-star. he pitched a perfect game in a post season no-hitter in the same year for the phillies. he won two cy young awards. but to those who knew him those who loved him roy halladay's legacy extends far beyond baseball. >> he's a tremendous person that is going to be missed. he has left, you know, such an impression. >> reporter: former teammate cole hamels who is now a texas ranger joined phillies chairman david montgomery at the ballpark

roy halladay pitched for the phillies and played his heart into the hearts of teammates and fans. his plane plunged into the water. he was just 40 years old. matt delucia joins us from the ballpark. former teammates and phillies leaders are sharing their grief. >> reporter: it's been difficult. outside citizens bank park, folks have left candles and flowers to honor roy halladay. the word of his death is hitting fans and former teammates pretty hard. hall day was the only one on board the single-engine amphibious plane when he crashed in waters six-feet deep off the coast of florida. halladay had a passion for flying, as he made clear on social media as of late. "d "doc" as he was known was retired from professional baseball. he was in philly for four seasons pitching a perfect game and no hitter during that time. fans and members of the organization remember him as a fine player and all-around good person. take a listen to what some of the folks here with the phillies had to say. >> very, very sad day for all of us in the phillies organization, and clearly a sad day for major league baseball. that's in comparison to our thoughts and prayers fo

cases is he tells me since after is the harvey winestein scandal and roy moore, al franken and congressman john conyers and now matt lauer the calls have skyrocketed some 30%. >> since harvey winestein became the first in the dominoes, i think every man that has engaged in this kind of improper, illegal and under ethical conduct should be shaking in his boots. >> here is random public reaction in the wake of the high-profile scandals. >> i think there was a time that it corrected itself a little bit. >> you think it's a good thing it's happening. >> not a good thing but good thing that people are being held accountable. >> i think it's a long time coming that these things are coming to the surface and these guys are getting put away and being called to task. >> psycho therapist sherry treats the victims of sexual harassment and abuse. >> when i council someone in recovery for any type of sexual assault and abuse and harassment it's a long process. i try to say to people don't expect yourself to just get over this. this is something we'll work through together. >> reporter: jim, the experts tell me they expect the l

this is among evangelical voters. 73% still support roy moore. 20% of those spaurplt doug jones. mattlp us understand the evangelical vote. why is it that they would give somebody with the stories of, in one case, an underaged 14-year-old. why give him a pass on that? >> in order for them to believe that this is the man they have been supporting two decades, they have to reexamine the entire period of their life. the 10 commandments monument issue they supported him. they supported him on the gay marriage issue. it is difficult for an individual and evangelical to get introspective to quickly. it has only been a week in time since the allegations came out. >> i want to play the remarkable press conference that roy moore was part of yesterday. he had no problem saying mitch mcconnell should be out of a job or should resign or should be voted out because of all of this. but when asked about himself and the stories about himself, watch what happens. >> judge roy moore category kael denied. >> you read his letter and it addresses that very clear clearly. next. what i want to do is next qu

matt, here's what blows my mind. roy moore and his squad are raising money off of this. >> sure. >> what goes on in the great state of alabama? >> every single day that roy moore is still in the news and still isn't resigning is a really, really bad day for the national republican party here. precisely because of all those quotes we just read from the alabama republicans who are supporting them. everyone else in the country is reading this and saying you can't be serious, that there's nothing immoral about hitting on a 14 -- not just hitting on a 14-year-old -- >> the only issue is she was under age, what? >> the only issue is you put your arm around her and say, hey, mom, go in the courthouse, i'll watch her for you, cool. >> a mother at a custody hearing. >> custody hearing. so the republican party, as steve i'm sure about to tell you, they're already wearing trump badly this week. it wasn't a good week everywhere. people are running against trump democrat. so democrats are going to be running against everywhere. not j

. >>> plus new reporting on the firing of "today" show anchor matt lauer or inappropriate sexual behavior. why roynding in alabama and the desperate rush for the trump tax

matt. phillies fans and all of major league baseball are grieving for the sudden loss of pitching great royalladay. >> the two time cy young award winner brought philadelphia plenty of memorable moments on the mound including a no-hitter. >> halladay was killed when his plane crashed into the water off the coast of florida. let's get more from "action news" reporter katherine scott. she's live outside of citizens bank park with fan reaction. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam and matt. people are just stunned. the news still really hasn't sunk in. you can see here outside the ballpark there is a memorial growing. candles in the shape of 34, flowers, a ball cap, all for roy halladay who died yesterday at only 40 years old. he was an eight-time all-star who pitched a perfect game and a post season no-hitter in the same year for the phillies. he won two cy young awards. but to those who knew him, those who loved him, roy halladay's legacy extends far beyond baseball. >> he's a tremendous person that is going to be missed. he has left, you know, such an impression. >> reporter: former

of the united states continues to back roy moore, i'm looking at trump's tweets which are en fuego this morning and there's donald trump going after nbc news and matt to back a twice defrocked judge, roy moore. >> the president's behavior as it relates to roy moore is not surprising, but it is yet again a neon reminder that our president is the definition of a hypocrite. and he will say whatever he has to to move his political agenda forward, which he knows roy moore will support, period. whether it hurts women, whether it hurts children, whether it revictimizes victims, it makes no difference. and as it relates to ivanka, she should be more ashamed of herself because she clearly was a pawn, is a pawn in the chess game her father is playing as it relates to perpetrating sexual violence and endorsing sexual violence. >> ivanka is in india right now touting women's entrepreneurship as it's a royal tour. when you're seeing -- when a woman who has as her twitter handle, she's an advocate for women and girls world tour. when you see her on twitter, she cease an advocate for women and girls. >> and it is a surreal turn of events when you have the democra

but i think what's very important here is that you can't have matt lauer doing interviews about john conyers or roy moore if there are accusations hanging around. it weakens news organizations when we lose talent, but obvious li ly if these guys have done bad stuff, they have to go. i don't know if you saw those uncomfortable interviews with charlie rhodes. very awkward situation. >> and we will learn more about the details, about the timetable, i can tell you from my standpoint working in this organization, about 6:45, 6:50 this morning 10 minutes before the "today" show goes on the air, the mstatement that came ot from nbc news. this is how the "today" show opened this morning. it was -- i think pretty clearly was a surprise before air for the hosts as well. >> you know for the moment, all we can say is that we are heart broken. i'm heart broken for matt, he is my dear, dear friend and my partner and he is beloved by many, many people here. and i'm heart broken by the brave colleague who came forward to tell her story and any other women who have their own stories to tell. and we're grappling wit

roy moore. the republican nominee more senate in alabama, who, of course, is facing his own scandal. matt, savannah? >> kasie, thank you very much. >> and there are new signs the scandal may be taking a toll on that embattled senate candidate. a new poll showing he is losing even more ground in the race. nbc's gabe gutierrez it in montgomery this morning. good morning. >> repo: planned next month, despite calls to delay it. now in a television interview, one woman says she felt humiliated when he groped h ed >> they're not only untrue but have no evidence to support them. >> reporter: surrounded by more than a dozen religious leaders from across the country, he vowed to fight. >> i have taken a stand in the past. i'll take a stand in the future and i'll quit standing when they lay me in that box and put me in the ground. >> reporter: still, a new fox poll shows moore trailing democrat doug jones. >> much more credible than the denials he's made. >> reporter: allegations from at least nine women ranging from inappropriate flirting sickening. >> reporter: tina johnss says moore groped her a

matt. >>> still to come on "action news" the coverage of roy halladay's celebration of life continues. jeff skversky will join us live again with the touching tributes from florida. >>> and a local program aims to save edible unsellable food. the ugly produce in the hungry series and adam joseph tracking the latest in the weather center. >> sun here in spots, temperatures above where they were yesterday and a little bit of improvement during the day today. 48 philadelphia and 46 allentown and trenton and we'll talk about the 50s and more sunshine and a 50/50 weekend ahead in the seven-day forecast. and we'll check sports with jaime apody on "action news" in a minute. if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said you're dreaming. dreaming! definitely dreaming. then aga

cbson firing charlie rose followingclaims.winestein scandal and more with roy moore, kevin spacey and congressman conyer and now matt lauer, the clients are skyrocketed some 30%. we have more phone calls that said i was harassed by an employer and i was not promoted or terminated or not given a job unless i was willing to submit to sexual advances. >> here is reaction. >> i want everyone to feel like they have the ability to about mistreatment and malpractice et cetera. >> i think they should be put in jail. with sexual harassment. they arer tating with someone else's life and have no right to do that. >> sherry treats the victims of sexual harassment and abuse. >> whether it's anger or sadness or disappointment. many more people are finding the courage to speak and come forward. because they now feel like someone will believe what i am saying. >> rick,pist and lawyer tell me they expect a list of persons being called out for their conduct to continue to grow especially in washington. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news" in camden. >> thank you. >>> north korea has launched another intercontinental ballistic mis

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roy moore. the republican nominee for senate in alabama, who is face his own scandal. mattsavannah. >> thank you very much. >>> the moore scandal may be taking a toll on that candidate. a new poll showing he is losing more ground in the race. gabe gutierrez is in montgomery, alabama, with the latest. hi, gabe. good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. the governor of alabama says the special election will go on as planned, despite some calls to delay it. in her first television interview, one of roy moore's accusers said she felt humiliated when he groped her 26 years ago. this morning, roy moore is refusing to bow out, despite the latest allegations against him. >> they are not only untrue, they have no evidence to support them. >> reporter: surround by religious leaders from across the country, he vowed to fight. >> i have taken a stand in the past. i'll take a stand in the future. and i'll quit standing when they lay me in that box and put me in the ground. >> reporter: a new fox news poll shows moore trailing doug jones by eight points with likely voters. >> th

matt? >> kasie hunt on capitol hill. kasie, thank you very much. >>> roys own scandal and poll numbers. the fox news poll has moore trailing doug jones by eight points among likely voters in alabama. nine women have accused moore of behavior from inappropriate flirting to sexual assault when they were teenagers. on thursday, surrounded by religious leaders, moore vowed to stay in the race. he called the allegations untrue. there's no evidence to back them up. moore's campaign got a lift when they were reaffirmed the support of him. >>> a five-alarm fire ripped through a senior community in pennsylvania. officials are trying to find out the cause and why that fire spread so quickly. flames shot through the rooftops of several buildings. 160 seniors had to be evacuated into the bitterly cold night. about two dozen people were taken to area hospitals for treatment. >>> it's that time we get a little boost from hoda. >> an adorable video. a brother and sister not just siblings but best friends. see what happens when 5-year-old tariq gets off of his school bus.

matt lauer's name is among a list of many. kevin spacey, mark halperin, senate candidate roy moore, senator al franken, "new york times" reporter glenn thrush, john conyers and that is, by no d.c. attorney deborah katz explains why attorneys are acting more quickly than they have in the past. >> you see companies responding really differently than they have in the past. >> because? >> because the cost of being perceived as protecting harassers is too great for companies and their brands. they look like they are complicit and protecting sexual predators. >> attorney katz added that she believes the "access hollywood" tape involving president trump really motivated women to koom forward and then the weinstein allegations continued that effort. >>> another high-profile media figure at the center of allegations of improper behavior as well. minnesota public radio severed all ties with garrison keillor. he retired last year. he continued to produce the syndication. npr says they will no longer distribute the store. >>> to congress now where the house just approved mandatory annual sexual harassment training for all members and their

matt. >>> to politics now and alabama senate candidate roy moore speaking very little about the sexual assaultppearance at a church. this taking place hours ago, and moore said the controversy swirling around him is part of a spiritual battle going on in american politics. >> obviously, i've made a few people mad. i'm the only one that can unite democrats and republicans. they've done everything they could, and now they're together to try to keep me from going to washington. >> in an attempt to ramp up the pressure on moore, the republican national committee has ended a joint fund raising agreement with him. and now senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is the latest floating the idea of a write-in candidate. mcconnell specifically says that attorney general jeff sessions might be the only person who could win that way. the election next month is meant to fill the seat vacated by sessions when he joined the trump admin vacation. >>> jeff sessions is blaming the chaos of the trump campaign for his hazy memory about russian contacts. sessions faced more than five hours of testimony on capitol h

matt, thank you. >>> we've been talking about those sexual misconduct allegations against roy moore but there are many other prominent men being accused. >> we have news this morning about the comedian louis c.k. who has come out to say that the accusations against him are in fact true. abc's eva pilgrim is here covering the fallout. eva. >>> good morning. for many these allegations against comedian louis c.k. came as a shock. he joked about how men mistreated women and even been referred to as a male feminist but now his own behavior in question and this morning, that stunning admission. >> there is no greater threat to women than men. we're the number one threat. >> reporter: popular comedian louis c.k. at the center of the latest sexual misconduct allegations now confirming them in a statement saying, i want to address the stories told to "the new york times" by five women. these stories are true. >> i am the guy that women see and they go, eh. >> reporter: the bombshell >> reporter: by "the times" detailed stories from the women stretching back more than a decade, all saying louis exposed and touc

i think roy moore should get on knee and thank god for people like john conyers, al franken, matt lauer and charlie rose. the good people of alabama could say all these guys in power get involved in this mischief. it's not to excuse it but it makes the controversy purchase moore very, very blurry. i think moore will pull this out despite this write-in candidacy this former marine which i think is being put up by the swamp. lou: kid say mitch mcconnell. >> i said the swamp. you could say also known as. mollie: mitch mcconnell was the one who meddled in that primary. everything has backfired for him. there are so many republicans in alabama who have reason to believe whatever the situation with roy moore doesn't for them make sense to vote for someone who opposes all their political goals. and the timing of the original "washington post" piece gave people time to process it and react less emotionally and think more strategically about who wants to represent them in the senate. lou: mitch mcconnell's reaction to that piece. mollie: he should have been more cautious in response to that stor

roy moore. con conyers. cbs dumps charlie rose and nbc dumps matt lauer. there are a lot of unanswered questions. allowing. >> laura: they are not revealing the name of the young woman who said in 2014 he approached her at the olympics. >> right. now, i think that may be because that woman and other women are not ready to go forward and you can understand them not wanting their lives to blow up. at the same time, it just fuels. this is the beginning of the story a lot more to know about this and the way the networks now respond to these kinds of allegations and who knew what when. >> laura: is the revenge of ann curry. >> unceremoniously. >> laura: other people wanted to talk to. i would like to hear from all of them. i appreciate it, howy. thank you so much. shawlsexual assault allegations are serious. when can s. an allegation enough to take a public figure down? my old bus supreme court justice clarence thomas knows a things or two about that and my next guest herman cain speaking publicly billion accusations that derailed his bid for the white house in 2012. herman, it's great to see you firs

they will be planted and matt tour for the nation's 250th anniversary. perts in medica and 5 million people just like you, >>> phillies family in a state of shock learning that royin a plane crash. >> the entire worldeball shocked. one pitchers in baseball died in a plane crash in the gulf of mexico off thest of florida. no word if the parachuteloyed. he spent 16 seasons in the big league four memorable ones tossed the perfect game with the marlins in miami in 2010 and picked up his secondg award and also threw a no-hitter one ofhe al the since nat reds andished career as an e time all-star with a record of 203-105. and the phillies released this we are numb by th news of roy halladayuntimely death. there is no word to describe the words that the phillies family is feeling. it's with heaviest ofe pass along condolences to his wife brandy a sons ryan and >>> and carson wentz is throwing a league high 21 touchdown passes and more importantly only threw five interceptions and the coaches love those type of numbers and love something else. his accountable. >> some young quarterbacks i been around are the first to point the finger but you will never see that from him

matt. >>> well phillies fans and all of major league baseball grieving the loss of roy halladay in the twocy young award winner brought philly many memorable moments including a no-hitter. >> he was killed when his plane crashed off the coast of florida. let's turn to "action news" reporter katherine scott live outside of citizens bank park with the very sad fan reaction. good morning. >> reporter: good morning tam and matt. people are just stunned. they cannot believe this happened. they're still trying to absorb the news from yesterday. there's a growing memorial here outside citizens bank park. candles in the shape of number 34. flowers, a ball cap a baseball that says thanks for the memories, roy. all for roy halladayied yesterday at only 40 years old. he was an eight time all-star who pitched a perfect game and a post season no-hitter in the same year for the phillies. he won two cy young awards. but to those who knew him those who loved him roy halladay's legacy extends far beyond baseball. >> he was a tremendous person that is going to be missed. he has left, you know, such an impre

matt. >> thanks, david. the phillies will remember roy halladay today one week after he was killed in a plane crash in the gulfbe held at the phillies spring training facility in clearwater florida this afternoon. our jeff skversky will be there. look for his reports later on "action news." "action news" investigates claims that e-z pass users are being overcharged at the tolls. watch our special report on 6abc.com. >> ♪ getting a cancer diagnosis is difficult. getting an appointment to discuss your treatment options shouldn't be. meet with a ctca cancer specialist in philadelphia, in as little as 24 hours. learn more at cancercenter.com/appointment the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to see if yo

franken to john conyers to roy moore to the president himself, all accused of sexual misconduct, all still hanging on to power. this morning, president trump tweeted, wow, mattauer was just fired from nbc for inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace, but when will the top executives at nbc and comcast be fired for putting out so much fake news. >> no politician has lost his job in this recent wave, despite very high-profile allegations. the biggest difference that is they don't really have bosses. congress reports to itself and sets its own rules to police itself is and is notoriously bad at doing so. >> reporter: consequences or not some have called the wave of public attention to sexual misconduct a reckoning. >> this power differential has now shifted. we are going to assert our power. we are empowered. and the fact that these people are famous but have hurt us, we're just not going to live in fear anymore. >> reporter: tonight, lauer remains silent, still offering no comment on the allegations. for "nightline," i'm linsey davis in new york. >>> next, an arrest in the tampa serial killer case. the key piece of evidence police say links this man to f

matt thank you. >>> still ahead on "action news" the phillies are paying tribute to former pitcher roy halladay who died yesterday when the plane went down in florida. details on the memorial coming up in sports. >>> and major star power on stage during tonight's country music awards and we'll have the preview coming up. >>> and adam joseph tracking the latest in the "action news" weather center. you have coats and scarves ready? >> they are ready. i hope yours are ready. you'll need them friday and especially on saturday. temperatures came up from yesterday's 49 degrees and today 52 degrees but the highs won't get out of the 30s in the seven-day forecast. we'll let you know when. >> thank you. more when "action news" comes right back. she never let anything slow her down. even now. and aetna is moving medicare forward right along with her, starting with the medicare rx select prescription drug plan. featuring 18 dollar average plan premiums. zero dollar tier 1 generic drug copays at preferred pharmacies like cvs pharmacy and shoprite. gap coverage and no deductible for tier 1 and 2 generic drugs a

. >> matt lauer and savannah guthrie a preview from new york. hey, guys. >> hey. >> coming up on the show the royis growing with new accusations of sexual misconduct overnight. >>> and we'll go one-on-one with julia roberts, movies motherhood and her experience as a younger actress in hollywood. >>> and al made his way to the florida keys with some huge surprises. and this is the final stop in his lend-a-hand tour. >> all that and much more ahead as we get started on a dreary thursday morning in new york. we'll get going in just a couple of minutes, guys. back to you. >> but we call it friday eve around here. >> there go. >> it can get you >> glass half full. i liou at 7:00. than a bit. >>> we are 12 minutes before 7:00. and sunrise, so we want to give you a look at -- >> no sun here. >> we'll look at new jersey. a little cloudy there. out in the horizon, hey, it's a beach day, nonetheless. >> i say it's always better at the beach. and it is warm this morning. bill henley walk us through what is going to happen today. >> temperatures in the 60s. clouds overhead are producing a few showers in cent