>> well, she's very happy. >> reporter: mimi haleyi was a production assistant on "project runway," a weinstein production. she says weinstein sexually assaulted her at his soho apartment in 2006. >> i told him no, no, no. but he insisted. >> mimi testified that he grabbed her, tried to kiss her, she resisted, that he forced her onto the bed, that he pulled out her tampon and then engaged in a forced act of oral sex on her. >> reporter: the jury found weinstein guilty of criminal sexual assault tied to that incident. >> in the end these jurors clearly found her to be credible and they found her account to be credible. and it's important to remember that the other witnesses who testified in this case about harvey weinstein doing things very similar to them probably bolstered mimi haleyi's story as well. >> reporter: weinstein was also convicted of the third-degree rape of jessica mann, an aspiring actress who worked as a hairstylist. >> jessica mann's testimony was by far the most complicated and complex testimony throughout the entire case because she admitted on the stand that while

coming up on "good morning america," a live interview with one of his victims, mimi haleyi. >>> new details in the case against opera singer placido domingo. a union investigation found what's being described as a clear pattern of abuse and misconduct. domingo is accused of harassing and sexually abusing several women. investigators now say more than two victims and witnesses have come forward. domingo responded overnight apologizing for his actions. >>> in central germany police are trying to determine why a man drove a car into a crowd at a busy carnival injuring 30 people including children. some injuries are life-threatening. the driver had reportedly been drinking. germany has been on high alert since a shooting spree last week by a gunman who allegedly had far right views. >>> turning to the weather, chicago and parts of the midwest are bracing for the biggest snowstorm of the season. let's take a look now at your tuesday forecast. >> good morning. snow showers decreasing across the plains for today, however, we will have more developing as you get into the midwest as we head through

now mimi haleyi and ronan farrow who helped break the story join us live. >>> chaos and confusion. this hotel full of tourists in spain now on lockdown after a case of coronavirus is confirmed. fears spiking over the outbreak. the stock market plunging more than a thousand points. overnight, the trump administration asking for $2.5 billion to fight the outbreak. the new fears about possible drug shortages as health officials now warn this could turn into a global pandemic. >>> south carolina showdown. the democratic candidates gear up for a huge debate tonight, the bull's-eye on front-runner bernie sanders as joe biden hopes to save his campaign. >>> winter wallop. two storms sweeping across the country colliding to bring the worst snow of the year to detroit and millions across the midwest. >>> history on the hardwood. overnight, the college basketball phenom, sabrina ionescu, doing something no athlete has ever done before all while fighting the flu. ♪ >>> and the heart-wrenching good-bye to kobe bryant and his daughter gianna. vanessa bryant speaking publicly for the first time.

was suffering chest pains after being convicted of raping jessica mann and sexually assaulting mimi haleyi the crime against haleyi carrying the most serious penalty of up to 25 years in prison the expectations of more than 100 women who have accused weinstein of sexual misconduct rode on the shoulders of the women in this case, including haleyi did you ever have a moment where you thought to yourself i don't know if i can go through with this? >> absolutely. i knew what the truth was. it became just important to me to follow through and just show up for it and speak the truth. >> reporter: she wants this verdict to send a message. do you hopat and i really hope that this verdict is one more step towards that. >> reporter: a hope shared by some of the movie mogul's other accusers >> the public is seeing that men, even a man as powerful and famous as weinstein, will be held accountable for their abuse of women >> reporter: after his sentencing in new york, weinstein will be extradited to l.a. to face more sexual assault charges. >> harvey, you messed with the wrong women we will see you her

found weinstein guilty of the third-degree rape of jessica mann and guilty of sexually assaulting mimi haleyiget away but it was impossible. he was extremely persistent and physically overpowering. >> if you do to women what you did to mimi, you shouldn't be surprised if you have to face criminal consequences for the crimes that you committed against them. >> reporter: jurors acquitting weinstein on two counts of predatory sexual assault with a possible life sentence. those charges hinging on the testimony of "sopranos" actress annabella sciorra, who claimed weinstein violently raped her nearly three decades ago. more than 80 women have accused weinstein of sexual misconduct, his trial seen as a watershed moment for the "me too" movement. >> the trial means so much to so many. but it will mean the most to the brave women testifying and to all of us silence breakers. >> reporter: weinstein picking a high-powered defense team, including an attorney who built her career defending men accused of sex crimes, donna rotunno arguing in and out of the courtroom that weinstein's accusers engaged in con

actress jessica man in a hotel room in 2013 and of sexually assaulting his production assistant mimi haleyit his apartment and 2006 by forcibly performing oral sex on her. i wanted to continue our conversation with our two guests, rosanna arquette is with us in los angeles and tarana burke is with us here in new york. rosanna, you are one of the first to sound the alarm to speak out around what harvey weinstein did to you. and if you could quickly -- and if you don't want to, certainly, feel free to say no -- recount what happened to you. and then i want to talk about the years after what happened to you in terms of what you felt was somehow his attempts to discredit you. >> i was asked to go to meet harvey weinstein for dinner at the beverly hills hotel for a movie i was going to do. he was giving me the new script. i arrived. they said, mr. weinstein will see you upstairs. , went upstairs and thought what's going on? oh, yeah, he probably has this penthouse suite -- which is what a lot of directors did when they came into town. they get a big suite. he opened the door in his white bathrob

mimi haleyi is one of the two victims in this criminal case and she is my client.ce. annabella sciorra was a very brave witness on this issue of predatory conduct. lauren young was a witness, she is also one of the two victims in the los angeles cou nty two victims in the los angeles county criminal case against harvey weinstein, which will be prosecuted in los angeles very soon. all of my three client should be considered heroes of the women's movement and the victims rights movement. these witnesses told the truth under oath, despite what many people felt were unfair attacks on their credibility by harvey weinstein's defence lawyers, who attempted to do anything and anything legally possible to challenge the motives of the witnesses and blame them for what the witnesses testified what harvey weinstein did to them. the attem pts harvey weinstein did to them. the atte m pts to harvey weinstein did to them. the attempts to discredit them were not successful. my clients bravely stood in their truth and refused to be intimidated, bullied or shamed. and to shamefully c

found weinstein guilty of the third degree rape of jessica mann and guilty of sexually assaulting mimi haleyi in 2006. >> i tried to get away, but it was impossible. he was extremely persistent and physically overpowering. >> if you do to women what you did to mimi, you shouldn't be surprised if you have to face criminal consequences for the crimes that you committed against them. >> reporter: jurors acquitting weinstein on two counts of predatory sexual assault with a possible life sentence. those charges hinging on the testimony of "sopranos" actress annabella sciorra, who claimed weinstein violently raped her nearly three decades ago. more than 80 women have accused weinstein of sexual misconduct. his trial seen as a watershed moment for the me too movement. >> the trial means so much to so many, but it will mean the most to the brave women testifying and to all of us silence breakers. >> reporter: wine steek picking a high-powered defense team, including an attorney who built her career defending men accused of sex crimes. donna rotunno arguing in and out of the courtroom that weinstein's

mimi haleyi and a second accuser who broke down on the stand, declaring, "i want the jury to know that he is my rapist." "sopranos" actress annabella sciorra testified she fought back, punching and kicking weinstein as he raped her nearly three decades ago. late today, a glimpse of the defense, calling their first witness. a mutual friend of weinstein and sciorra, testifying there was no reason to believe the incident was forced or violent. but that witness then stunned after the prosecution firing back, revealing he texted weinstein, calling annabella an expletive and weinstein's accusers "a dogpile of women." david, weinstein maintains all encounters were consensual and has pleaded not guilty. the big question is whether he will take the stand in his own defense. david? >> erielle reshef tonight. erielle, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. kidnapping survivor elizabeth smart what she now says happened to her on an airplane and why she's now speaking out. >>> the police officer passed out in his patrol car. officers can be heard on

aspiring actress, jessica mann, described how he raped her in a manhattan hotel room in 2013 and mimi haleyi recalled her sexual assault in 20006. weinstein was convicted of two of the five charges against him, of sexual assault and rape, although he was cleared of predatory sexual assault which could've sent him to prison for the rest of his life. it is not the top counts in the indictment, but in no way am i disappointed with the jury's statement that harvey weinstein is guilty of sexual assault and rape. harvey weinstein showed little emotion as the verdicts were read out. but then kept muttering, "i'm innocent, i'm innocent" to his lawyers and then appeared dumbfounded as he was placed in handcuffs. 0n the steps of the courthouse, some of the women who now feel vindicated. the laywer, gloria allred, who's been cammpaigning for decades on behalf of victims of sexual violence. courage is contagious and i hope the courage in my clients resonates around the world. so women know that change is possible. change has come today. were you thinking about testifying? he didn't have to. during the t

the case centered around two women, former production assistant mimi haleyi, who said weinstein forcedl sex on her in 2006, and aspiring actress jessica mann, who testified that weinstein raped her in 2013. more than 80 women have accused the movie mogul of sexual abuse, harassment, and threats. among them, model amber guttierez, who was outside the courthouse today. >> it means a lot. it's a start. >> reporter: that sentiment was echoed on a conference call with actress rose mcgowan. >> today is not a referendum on "me too." this is taking out the trash. >> reporter: former "sopranos" actress annabella sciorra, who testified at the trial, said in a statement today she has no regrets breaking her silence, saying, "in speaking truth to power, we pave the way to a more just culture." shortly after the verdict was read, harvey weinstein was taken hospital. norah, that is where he will spend time until his sentencing, which is on march 11th. >> o'donnell: all right. jericka, thank you. coronavirus fears wiped out all of this year's stock market gains. the dow lost more than 1,000 points to

it was found guilty of sexually assaulting mimi haleyi, former production assistant in and for raping. no longer business as usual in the united states. this is the age of empowerment of women. and you cannot intimidate them anymore. because women will not be silenced. prosecutors pay tribute to the women who came forward to help convicted the movie mogul. to those of us who are privileged when they testified, you know what we mean. the survivors were just brave, they were heroic. leading figures in the #metoo movement applauded the jury's decision. the actress rose mcgowan, one of the early accusers, said the conviction was a huge step forward in our collective healing. this is a stunning downfall for one of hollywood's leading figures. his lawyers plan to launch an appeal but harvey weinstein also faces another trial in california, where he is accused of sexual assault. let's now discuss the huge sell—off on global stock markets, which over the past 2a hours have seen their heaviest losses in years, as investors become more nervous about the growing spread of the deadly coronavirus.

mr weinstein has pleaded not guilty to sexually assaulting former production assistant mimi haleyi andof concerns over failures in it's maternity unit, says it doesn't know how many deaths of babies in its care were not passed on to coroners. east kent hospitals nhs trust has acknowledged there have been at least 15 preventable baby deaths since 2012. nhs england has already ordered a review of maternity care at the trust. 0ur social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, has been speaking to one mother about the trauma of losing her baby. we tried to make sure she's thought of as part of the family. i don't want it to be a dark, scary thing. helen gittos is a professor of medieval history at oxford university. in 2014, while living in canterbury, she became nervous over a second pregnancy — having nearly lost her first child due to complications in labour — but she says east kent hospitals weren't interested in her concerns. there was little desire to talk with me about what would make me feel safe. i was just told, "this is how we do it, these are our policies." helen asked to give

aspiring actress, jessica mann, described how he raped her in a manhattan hotel room in 2013 and mimi haleyixual assault in 2006. weinstein was convicted of two of the five charges against him, of sexual assault and rape, although he was cleared of predatory sexual assault which could've sent him to prison for the rest of his life. it is not the top counts in the indictment, but by no means am i disappointed with the jury's statement that harvey weinstein is guilty of sexual assault and rape. harvey weinstein showed little emotion as the verdicts were read out but then kept muttering, "i'm innocent, i'm innocent" to his lawyers, and then appeared dumbfounded as he was placed in handcuffs. on the steps of the courthouse, some of the women who now feel vindicated. the laywer, gloria allred, who's been cammpaigning for decades on behalf of victims of sexual violence. courage is contagious and i hope the courage in my clients resonates around the world. so women know that change is possible. change has come today. reporter: were you thinking about testifying? arthur aidala: he didn't have to. du

the one time aspiring act rest, jessica mann, described how he raped her in a hotel in 2013 and mimi haleyialled her assault. harvey weinstein was convicted of sexual assault and rape, although he was cleared of predatory sexual assault. it is not the top counts in the indictment, but in no way am i disappointed with the jury's statement that harvey weinstein is guilty of sexual assault and rape. harvey weinstein showed little emotion as the verdicts were read out. but kept muttering, i'm innocent, to his lawyers and then appeared dumbfound as he was placed in handcuffs. some of the women who feel vindicated. courage in handcuffs. some of the women who feelvindicated. courage is contagious and i hope the courage in my clients resonates around the world. so women know that change is possible. change has come today. are you thinking about testifying? he didn't have to. harvey weinstein chose not to testify in the trial, but his defence team claimed the sex was consensual. the cards were stacked so much against him, before we even walked into the court. since october 2017 when the magazine art

tonight, one of his victims, mimi haleyi, says she is relieved. >> i'm happy that the jury got it andust grateful that i was heard and believed. >> reporter: the verdict, vindication for dozens of weinstein's accusers who never got their day in court. ambra gutierrez wore a wire for the nypd in 2015, capturing weinstein's alleged threats. >> why yesterday you touch my breast? >> oh, please. i'm sorry. just come on. i'm used to that. >> reporter: gutierrez breaking down as she got word of the jury's decision. >> i'm so happy, but i can't stop crying, i don't know. it's so weird. i mean, i can't imagine how the others are feeling right now, you know? >> reporter: tarale wulffe, who claims weinstein raped her, hopes her testimony in this trial will help other victims. >> it's getting other people to come forward. that's what i'm getting from this and i hope other people are, too. >> reporter: david, weinstein's attorneys tell me they plan to file his apprwork as early as tomorrow, but they do expect that he may spend the next few weeks in jail as he awaits his sentencing hearing on march

he was found guilty of sexually assaulting mimi haleyi, a former production assistant, in 2006, and fors, in 2013. it's no longer business as usual in the united states. this is the age of empowerment of women. and you cannot intimidate them any more, because women will not be silenced. prosecutors paid tribute to the women who came forward to help convict the movie mogul. to those of us who were privileged to be in the courtroom when they testified, you know what we mean. these survivors weren't just brave, they were heroic. leading figures in the #metoo movement applauded thejury‘s decision. the actress rose mcgowan, one of the early accusers, said the conviction was a huge step forward in our collective healing. this is a stunning downfall for one of hollywood's leading figures. his lawyers plan to launch an appeal but harvey weinstein also faces another trial in california, where he's accused of sexual assault. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. president trump's in india and he and the indian prime minister, narendra modi, have hailed what they called a strengthened partnership af

committed >> reporter: the jury of seven men and five women, found weinstein guilty of assaulting mimi haleyi. and raping aspiring actress jessica mann tarale wulff established a pattern of sexual assault. she says weinstein raped her in 2005 >> i never thought he would be held accountable that's a big part of why i never spoke up because he is him and i was me but that's changed now >> reporter: weinstein has been accused of sexual assault and harassment by over 100 women many saw this trial as a chance to get justice, even if their own allegations were not part of the case >> i'm just in awe that we saw justice today. and this could happen. >> reporter: ashley judd, thanking the women who testified, writing, you did a public service to girls and women everywhere. mira sorvino tweeting, the beginning of justice more to come, my sisters it wasn't a total victory. weinstein was acquitted of first-degree rape and the most serious charges, two counts of predatory sexual assault each carrying a sentence of up to life in prison. both of those are based in part on the accusation that weinstein rape

now mimi haleyi and ronan farrow who helped break the story join us live. >>> chaos and confusion.tel full of tourists in spain now on lockdown after a case of coronavirus is confirmed. fears spiking over the outbreak. the stock market plunging more than a thousand points. overnight, the trump

he was found guilty of sexually assaulting mimi haleyi, a former production assistant, in 2006, and forssica mann, an aspiring actress, in 2013. it's no longer business as usual in the united states. this is the age of empowerment of women. and you cannot intimidate them anymore, because women will not be silenced. prosecutors paid tribute to the women who came forward to help convict the movie mogul. to those of us who were privileged when they testified, you know what we mean. these survivors weren't just brave, they were heroic. leading figures in the #metoo movement applauded thejury‘s decision. the actress rose mcgowan, one of the early accusers, said the conviction was a huge step forward in our collective healing. this is a stunning downfall for one of hollywood's leading figures. his lawyers plan to launch an appeal but harvey weinstein also faces another trial in california, where he's accused of sexual assault. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. doctors are warning the chances of preventing the spread of the coronavirus are dropping. the world health organization says countri

he was found guilty of sexually assaulting mimi haleyi, a former production assistant, in 2006, and for women. and you cannot intimidate them any more, because women will not be silenced. prosecutors paid tribute to the women who came forward to help convict the movie mogul. to those of us who were privileged to be in the courtroom when they testified, you know what we mean. these survivors weren't just brave, they were heroic. leading figures in the #metoo movement applauded the jury‘s decision. the actress rose mcgowan, one of the early accusers, said the conviction was a huge step forward in our collective healing. this is a stunning downfall for one of hollywood‘s leading figures. his lawyers plan to launch an appeal but harvey weinstein also faces another trial in california, where he‘s accused of sexual assault. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. the head of the environment agency is calling for further housing development on flood plains in england to be stopped. in a speech this morning, sirjames bevan will also say that hard truths need to be faced about the need to move some

that's jessica mann and mimi haleyi. it didn't think the government met its burden for credibility or whatever the case may be as to anna belbella sciorra, becau they had to believe the prosecution met its burden in order to find guilty on the predatory assault. they could not unless they completely believed annabella sciorra. maybe they felt the allegations were too old. it's hard to say because i wasn't in the jury room but they also convicted of the lesser crime of rape which is rape third degree, which is just rape without consent as opposed to rape which is first degree rape which is by force. that's the distinction that new york law makes between force and consent. so that's the way the jury's verdict broke down. >> it is unbelievable to me, though, when you are convicted of rape without consent, which is still a very serious crime that you could feasibly only get up to four years. >> that's right. so what's really interesting about these first-degree is muc seriously punished than the rape in the third degree char

this jury found in favour of both victims, the two main victims of the case, bothjessica mann and mimi haleyi5 years on ms haleyi's count, and he's facing up to four years on ms mann's count. so when all is said and done, yes, we would've liked to have received a verdict on the predatory sexual assault, the a felony that would have given him a life imprisonment. i think most people, including myself, are very satisfied with this verdict today. manhattan district attorney cyrus vance came out and basically praised the women who came forward and who testified at this trial. your client was one of them. give us a sense, what has her reaction been? well, ijust spoke with my client, ta rale wulff. she was one of the three witnesses that testified in support of the two main victims, and also in support of ms sciorra. and, you know, she's very happy that harvey weinstein now is being held accountable for his actions. of course, that's not going to undo what he did to her and it's not going to undo anything that he did to other woman as well. but today is a form ofjustice. he is now behind bars. he w

former production assistant mimi haleyi alleges weinstein forcibly performed oral sex on her in 2006.stein pleaded not guilty to all the charges. the bbc‘s nada tawfik has been covering the story from new york. she explained harvey weinstein's defence. mr weinstein's lawyers have really hit at not only the credibility of the women trying to poke holes in their story, but also the coming you know, hold public interest in this case, and its connection to the me to movement. so, when it comes to the women, they have produced e—mails that they say shows that the relationships were consensual, showing that the women wanted to stay in touch with harvey weinstein. and from their perspective, they are hoping that convinces the jury that these were loving relationships, or at the very least that these women thought they could use harvey weinstein to get ahead in their careers. now, donna, the lawyer during cross—examination was very tough on the women. just a command for the one who has accused him of rape actually started sobbing and broke down on the stand because of how tough that was, havi

one is the former production assistant mimi haleyi who the jury found he sexually assaulted, back inaking to cbs news. i'm just, ijust think i'm just, i just think that we're being educated about the reality of sexual assault and victims, and what sexual assault and victims, and what sexual assault and victims, and what sexual assault usually involved. it's not always just a stranger, it is very often somebody that the person knows. you know, so... with that comes an entire other layer of processing. when it somebody that you know, there's another whole layer of processing, like emotional confusion. why did this person do this? how could this person have done this to me? so that's what i hope that we are more realistic from 110w hope that we are more realistic from now on about sexual assault. so 2a hours since the verdict, how are americans reacting today? here's nada tawfik in new york. there are a lot of discussion today about the accusers and what they we nt about the accusers and what they went through testifying. we heard again from the silence breakers, a group of women who ca

weinstein has pleaded not guilty to both charges of sexually assaulting former production assistant mimi haleyiada tawfik has been following the case and joins us now from new york. is this trial a moment of reckoning for the entire #metoo movement?” think there were certainly ending the lodgment that this is bigger than the trial of harvey weinstein. —— certainly larger than. they feel they have reached some sort of victory, that they will never be able to be silenced again, that he was harvey weinstein who was such a tightening hollywood reduce down to having to hear from the court of justice, sit in court, and they are finally getting to tell their stories. i think given the fact that his downfall will be ushered in the #metoo movement, many will be looking at this to see what changes have really occurred in the criminal justice system. essentially in this case, the jury in this case of seven men and five women will be deciding who they believe, harvey weinstein or six women who have testified against him playing a very similar, strikingly similar, accounts of how he assaulted them. if thisj

production assistant mimi haleyi. >> women have the right to say no.rcumstances. and i told harvey no. >> reporter: the stakes for weinstein are enormous. prosecutors argued weinstein is a serial predator, guilty of predator sexual assault, which could mean life in prison. to convict on that the jury would need to believe at least one of his two accusers, along with the chilling testimony of "sopranos" actress annabella sciorra, who took the stand and described how weinstein barged into her apartment nearly 30 years ago and violently raped her. sciorra telling the jury she was punching him and kicking him. weinstein has pleaded not guilty and has maintained all sexual encounters were consensual. the entire case hinges on the accounts of the two main accusers. if jurors don't believe them, weinstein could be acquitted of all charges. stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >> thank you, stephanie. >>> the entertainment world is remembering actress ja'net dubois this morning. >> dubois died yesterday of natural causes at her home in california. she was best

. >>> guilty on agents of mimi haleyi and jessica man.ry sexual assault assault, which carried up to life in prison. we expect to hear from the district attorney's office very shortly about the verdict in this case, but as you mentioned, they deliberated for five days. this case taking over five weeks. hearing from over 30 witnesses, and really sort of a referendum some said on the "me too" movement, this starting in terms of that article, "the new york times" article in 2017 saying that harvey weinstein had paid settlements to women and then the floodgates opened. we heard from dozens more women who said that they were sexually assaulted by the movie is rikki klieman, also been following this case from the very beginning. so, they are not the most serious of the two charges that he was found not guilty on. however, they are sizable penalties he could suffer? >> yes, they are serious enough because ultimately when you look at rape in the third-degree, not a big punishment. but when you look at criminal sexual agent in the first-degree, it

. >> reporter: for mimi haleyi, who testified weinstein forced himself on her in 2006, a sense of relief'm happy that the jury got it and just grateful that i was heard and believed. >> reporter: and the verdict also feeling like vindication for dozens of weinstein's accusers. tarale wulff who claims weinstein assaulted her in 2005 is hoping her testimony in his trial will help other women. >> it got me to come forward and it's getting other people to come forward. that's what i'm getting from this and i hope others are too. >> reporter: weinstein maintaining all encounters with his accusers were consensual but the former hollywood titan now issued an inmate number swept out of court monday immediately taken into custody then hospitalized on the way to the infamous rikers island jail after suffering heart palpitations. >> i was pleasantly surprised that he was in pretty good spirits. >> reporter: his room now flanked by corrections officers. a spokesperson for weinstein telling abc news he is working with a prison consultant to prepare for daily life behind bars. and weinstein is expecte

he was found guilty of sexually assaulting mimi haleyi, a former production assistant, in 2006, and forsecutors paid tribute to the women who came forward to help convict the movie mogul. to those of us who were privileged to be in the courtroom when they testified, you know what we mean. these survivors weren't just brave, they were heroic. leading figures in the #metoo movement applauded thejury‘s decision. the actress rose mcgowan, one of the early accusers, said the conviction was a huge step forward in our collective healing. this is a stunning downfall for one of hollywood's leading figures. his lawyers plan to launch an appeal but harvey weinstein also faces another trial in california, where he's accused of sexual assault. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. president trump has been speaking at a press conference in india today about the weinstein case, saying that the guilty verdict sent a strong message to the rest of the world. i think from the standpoint of women, it was a great thing. it was a great victory and sends a very strong message. very, very strong message. preside

jury has to believ the hollywood producer raped her in the early '90s as well as allegations from mimi haleyi or jessica mann haleyi alleges weinstein assaulted her in 2006. and mann says she was raped in 2013. haleyi's attorney gloria allred spoke after court. that they might, in fact, suddenly be able to not be hung and have a unanimous on oicthe three other charges and remain conflicted over the testimony weinstein pleaded not guilty to all of the charges and denied nonconsensual sex. late today, the judge said he will not accept a partial verdict at least for now, adding deadlock are often broken with time and that's exactly what they will have deliberations begin again on monday. lester >> stephanie gosk in new york city, thank you. >>> also breaking this evening, wells fargo has been fined $ billion by federal regulators after employees created millions of fake accounts, fake bank accounts, without customers' permission.that sto >> reporter: tonight, the country's fourth largest bank wells fargo is paying up agreeing t$3 billion settlement with the justice department and the s.e.c. afte