. >> my name is miriam friedman morris.father, david friedman, a painter and holocaust survivor, left me a diary, "tagebuch fuer miriam friedman." as i read it, the diary led me on a remarkable journey that continues to this day. >> miriam, i'm jamie. >> hi. welcome. >> miriam wrote us an e-mail that said... it was so impassioned, i had to meet her. my goodness. look at all of this. i feel like i'm in fine-art gallery or a museum. tell me about your parents. >> my parents were both holocaust survivors, and in 1954, we moved from israel to new york. >> in her mind's eye, little miriam sees only gauzy pictures of her father's past. he doesn't tell her all that much. she knows he was a painter, who, in world war i, drew combat scenes on the russian front and was decorated for bravery. but she's in the dark about the full scope of his artistic career, including hundreds of drawings of top personalities for german newspapers and exhibitions of his work in major cities. in december 1938, friedman fled berlin for prague, czechoslo

evil was determined to discover what had been done to her and miriam what they had been injected with especially miriam after she had experienced difficulties in her pregnancies her doctors discovered her kidneys had stopped growing when she was 10 in other words while she was in auschwitz for eva the 1st step in the hunt was clear find other surviving twins. it was very very important lifesaving important. in 1903 she attended the 1st major national holocaust memorial event in washington d.c. carrying a sign identifying herself as a twin tortured by magna she left disheartened that hardly anyone had heard of the mengele experiments and that amid all the ceremony very few actual survivors were asked to speak. she reached out to major newspapers magazines and television networks in the united states imploring them to help her find other mengele twins no one replied guess what nobody can. then one day she had an epiphany if she were to start an organization and named herself president the media would be more likely to listen to her that was the birth of candles children of auschwitz naz

there where 6 people my father alexander my mother just all this is my middle sister our lives and miriam and i went with very few. and the nuns singable being a poor. we always had the tides of so we never felt lonely. we lived on a be all and far. be all just with a lot of the world. i always remember being in the cherry tree in the juicy cherries looking at the sky and in 1004th year i was 6 years old and the hunger is argued by the village and they're getting to an age. when hungary allied with germany a nightmare began for jews in the country and its occupied territory evil recalls the 1st film she and miriam saw which depicted how to catch and kill a jew their school days became torture the kids started calling us names miriam mainly. due to jews. then they could begin speaking on us dumping girls and beating us all in the face the teacher did nothing. and dark around near munich the 1st nazi concentration camp was opened less than 2 months after hitler became german chancellor as anti semitic policies intensified the number of camps grew into the thousands increasingly they were us

para entender mejor las primarias esta tarde estamos con miriam arias corresponsal de telemundo, miriams tan importante estas primarias? >>> buenas tardes, ante la contienda electoral comenzÓ en iowa new hampshire es importante porque es la primera primaria. ahora tambiÉn es el estado que tiene poco mÁs de y ellos hay mÁs de 50 mil hispanos corresponde a un 4% de la poblaciÓn. entre los latinos hay 30 mil personas que son elegibles para votar. aunque no todos estÁn registrados. >>> miriam ¿ cÓmo se desarrolla el proceso en new hampshire es diferente si lo camomparamos en io iowa? >>> la primaria se vota con una papeleta secreta no es como iowa y no ha apoyo requerido por cada candidato. en iowa que no tuviera 15% del apoyo se quedaba sin seguir al otro paso. esta primaria es semi cerrada las personas solo votan en el partido con quienes se hayan afiliados pero pueden en quÉ contienda participar. >>> comparado con el partido republicano ¿ j quÉ estÁ en juego para el partido demÓcrata >>> ya ser uno de los primeros 2 estados en votar este, esta elecciÓn le da impulso a los ganadores y tam

estamos hablando de agresiÓn sexual a miriam. la ex existencia de producciÓn.riz jessica. fue exonerado de los tres cargos mÁs graves, con una posible sentencia de cadena perpetua. a pesar de esto, segÚn dijo uno de los abogadosdefensoresx( >> dijo que estaba en shock. dijo que era inocente. y que ha sostenido desde el principio. inmediatamente despuÉs de emitir el fallo, el juez ordenÓ que harvey, reportera: por su parte la fiscalÍa dijo estar satisfecha con la decisiÓn del jurado. se refiriÓ a las mujeres que testificaron en el juicio como hÉroes del movimiento metoo. estos crÍmenes serían castigados con todo el peso de la ley sin importar quiÉn fuera del agresor. estuvo presente una modelo italiana que se suma a la lista de mÁs de 80 mujeres que denuncian ser vÍctima de violencia sexual de uno de los productores mÁs importantes de la industria cinematogrÁfica. la sentencia de harvey weinstein seria de 25 aÑos en prisiÓn. no es todo por mi parte informando desde la corte criminal de manhattan. presentador: era un veredicto muy esperado, sabemos del jurado est

other three cases involving jessica mann and miriam haley. weinstein has pleaded not guilty in the case. >>> actor jussie smollett is scheduled to be back in a chicago courtroom today. the former "empire" star is being arraigned on new criminal charges for allegesly staging at tack on himself last year claiming he was the victim of a hate crime this after the original charges of disorderly conduct were dropped by the cook county state attorneys last month march in a surprise move. that prompted a investigation by a special prosecutor >>> an 84-year-old banked the putt of a lifetime saturday. watch as she lined up the 94-foot putt at the ole miss basketball game. we'll watch here there it is. and it goes right in there she nails it and the ole miss mascot is right there to congratulate her. she has reason to celebrate besides having an amazing putt she also won a 2020 nissan altima >> that is so incredible >> right even her form. >> yeah. she's got to be a golfer all right. nbc meteorologist janessa webb

a nazi guard spotted me and my identical twin sister miriam, clinging to my mother.er looking back at my mother. i did not know at that time that i would never see her again. on the filthy floor were the scattered corpses of three little girls. their bodies were naked, their eyes were wide open. it was a horrifying look. i have never seen anybody dead before. so, that hit me very, very hard, and i made a silent pledge that i will do whatever is within my power to make sure that miriam and i will not end up on that latrine floor, and that we somehow will survive and walk out of this camp alive. we were naked for hours. and every part of our bodies was measured. it was horrible and humiliating. "too bad. she's so young. she has only two weeks to live." i knew he was right, but i refused to die. if i died, miriam would have been given a lethal injection so he could cut open both of our bodies and compare the autopsies. for the following two weeks, i was between life and death. and all i remember, crawling on the bare floor, because i could no longer walk. and as i was c

miriam helped me get a job as a messenger girl. my sister became her assistant.hen i had typhoid fever, people i had met as a messenger saved my life by hiding the when the nazis came to the infirmary to conduct selections. sometimes in july, we got a message to be at a specific place where we might see our father. we went, saw him carrying blankets. we waived to each other and laughed with joy. a few weeks later we received , the message from our uncle, who had come to auschwitz. we went to meet him at 4:00 at a spot near the barb wire fence. we met him that day, and on several more days. he informed us that soon he would be taken to the gas chambers. indeed in a few days, a friend of ours came to our meeting spot and told us that uncle had been killed. there are no words to adequate ly describe the horror of that moment. at the end of october, the 500 women, including my sister and i, were taken to nierenberg to work after the -- work at the cement plant. i was in a great deal of pain and unable to work. shortly after, the factory was bombed and we were sent to

miriam leslie changed her magazine to include illustrations like this, so if you studied leslie after she took over, you can see a clear trajectory into the feminist causes. finally we're going to look at an example of anti-suffrage. this is from 1894, andnew york had tried to change its state referendum to include women's right to vote. but it failed, despite having 600,000 signatures in support of changing the legislation, the referendum failed area this exemplifies what was happening in this era, where the suffragist had taken on a state-by-state approach. there were no longer going for this amendment change that hadn't -- that had been proposed in the 1870's. they try to do a full court process state-by-state. you can see how can she vote when the voting booths are so narrow. it is depicting this woman as a fanciful serious bit. if you can't figure out how to dress yourself, much less finish voting -- how could women even see themselves having a political voice? there is a lot of anti-suffrage that accompanies the whole movement and in the exhibition i chose to highlight some of t

miriam haley and her attorney will give their reaction to the verdict.rie green, this is the "cbs morning news." "cbs morning news." with advil, you have power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength of advil. what pain? mucinex cold & flu all-in-one. fights... oh no. no-no-no. did you really need the caps lock? ...and start improving your health today. >>> our top stories this morning -- seven democratic presidential candidates are gearing up for the final debate ahead of south carolina's critical primary this weekend. the polls show bernie sanders surging there after his early wins in other states. some of the candidates are upping their attacks on the vermont senator. you can see the debate tonight right here on cbs and cbsn. >>> and stock markets across the globe plunged yesterday as the number of coronavirus cases surged around the world, including in italy and south korea. the dow lost more than 1,000 points. its third worst point drop in history. >>> the trump administration's new rules which make it difficult for so

they also have to believe the two accusers, miriam haley and jessica mann. if they want to find guilty verdicts and this is it because this is a note, on charges directly involving jessica mann and miriam haley that means they potentially believe them beyond a reasonable doubt. we have to see exactly how this turns out. this could be one juror writing a note because just one person wants to ask that question. we don't know how firm it is. >> i got it, jean, thank you so much for reporting object note. paul cal len i defer to you. let's just take a step back for a moment. this verdict sheet is incredibly complicated. >> extraordinarily complicated. lawyers read this and get confused about it, imagine 12 jurors in a room saying what does this mean? and i think this has been a big problem in these jury deliberations. >> so with the fact that we don't know how many jurors this could be coming from, but bottom line it's a note that they want to see if they can be hung on counts one and/or count three, is that just an up down, yes, no from the judge and then perha

amy: and miriam, the other woman in the case? >> she was a production assistant. she grew up in stockholm and basically she had been an assistant on "the project will runway" and her accusation is essentially that she had been invited to meet up with weinstein and his soho apartment. they seem to be having a normal conversation at first and then she has alleged that he sort of lunged at her, backed her into a bedroom, and then eventually orally sexually assaulted her. amy: i want to turn right now to what happened tuesday. weinstein's attorneys resting their case and saying their client will not testify in his own defense at his trial. >> mr. weinstein has been a very good client. we did not have to restrain him, but he was ready, willing, able, and anxious to testify to clear his name, to clear up the facts of the case. but the new york team advised him that he did not need to do that because the evidence presented in this case was anemic at best and his name was not harvey weinstein, it was john doe, the manhattan district attorney's office would have never brou

[applause] and miriam is a doctor, a great doctor. she does not have to be a doctor. you can trust me, her husband does not need the money. but she devotes her life. it is the most important thing to her to addiction. and every time she learned something new. and there is still plenty to learn, but she will call me and tell me what they are learning about in addiction and the job that you do, miriam, what you have done, sheldon, just overall is incredible. [applause] really good. two great people, just great people. and they like a place called israel very much, would you say that is correct? maybe i have to use love a place called israel, and your case. thank you as well to las vegas mayor carolyn goodwin for being here, great job. [applause] and also the tireless advocate, because carolyn has been involved with criminal justice reform along with jared kushner, who has been very, very much involved. i don't know. [applause] i think jared, i am starting, where is jared? thank you, jared. he does a lot. he works hard. but that is working out very well, carolyn, isn't i

from that, we have two womemen, jessica mann and miriam haley, whose charges form the basis of the nework case, and there's also going to be a los angeles case. one of the reasons there is a lot of complexity is because the jury is being asked to understand something that experts will tell you is typical but that society does not generally understand, which is how can it be that on one day somebody use basically assaults you but then further down the line, you continue to have consensual contact with them -- whether it is friendly conversation in the form of an eye now or asking them for professional opportunity? prosecutors have tried to square the circle which again experts say is incredibly typical. you can think of it as being akin to a domestic violence situation. while the jury understand that? this is how the prosecutors have tried to explain it that this is a man who helped so much economic power in the industry, the who they saw as holding keys to their future, and also that they were terrified of him. they were terrified of his rage and the violence and they wanted to tell th

miriam walker—khan reports.up. it is differently that drop can affect b in e players compared to their white counterparts. what happens is they have no second plans, no other thing. there are other opportunities shown to them, but the self belief that they can do those opportunities is not there because. an online platform called rising bollards was set up and showcasing there‘s talent on social media. they know exactly what it is like for his players. he was at the academy from age night and said he sacrificed education for football at 18, he was dropped. and said he sacrificed education for football at 18, he was droppedm is important to get these boys off the streets, they live in deprived areas, something from very rough background. it

a woman in southeastern zambia named miriam. miriam and other women in her community built large poultry house that they were able to use to sell poultry to people throughout their community. they now plan to invest and diversify that business, selling tools and machineries, becoming what they call agro dealers. this is sort of the entrepreneurialism in this country that i think we take for granted now, but you can't take for granted elsewhere and make such a great difference in the lives of these women and in their community and ultimately in their country. we need more outcomes like this, and i'm pleased today to announce the award of two new technical assistance projects from the labor department, one of these in mexico and one in colombia. both will increase women and adolescenad adolescent girls supply chains and i should add this is in addition to provisions in the mexico, u.s. and canada agreement, provisions which will promote equality for women in mexico and fight employment discrimination there as well. ivanka, thank y

one example -- a woman in southeastern zambia named miriam, with assistance from a government-funded project called -- a department funded project called empower, miriam and others in her community built a poultry house. they now plan to invest and diversify that business, selling tools and machinery, becoming what they call agro-dealers. this is the entrepreneurialism in this country we take for granted. it makes such a great difference in the lives of these women and ultimately in their country. we need more outcomes like this. i am pleased to announce the award of two new technical assistance projects from the labor department, one in mexico and one in colombia. one will increase -- both will increase women's marketable skills, reduce determination, and enhance work opportunities in agriculture supply chains. i should add this is in addition to provisions in the u.s. mexico canada agreement the president signed into legislation last month. provisions in the agreement will promote equality of women in the workplace in mexico and fight on employment discrimination there. ivanka, tha

for more, we have miriam on the line. previouslyn alstom make an attempt to bulk up.y didn't because of antitrust concerns. how do we know this will go through? >> there is still a bit of a cloud in the deal, and it is down to antitrust. in this particular case, the parties are a lot more confident that this deal will get over the line, cleared by the commission, just because the overlapping areas that we are seeing with alstom and bombardier, are a lot easier to overcome than the one they had with siemens. they are very complementary in terms of geography. as the discussions and deal talks were taking place, antitrust issues were at the center of these discussions. actually, the french finance minister was meeting with the european competition commissioner, to address any of those concerns. are time around, the french taking action, trying to be in the driving seat, being very proactive, trying to collaborate with the commission, to make sure the deal gets cleared. amanda: of course, a lot of toorts of bombardier looking sell assets because it has so much debt on its

those charges stem from allegations from miriam haley and jessica mann.estified weinstein forced her into a sex act told the cou here in 2013 during an abusive relationship. the 67-year-old was acquitted on more serious charges of predatory sexual assault against both men and first degree rape against mann. immediately taken into custody weinstein is facing between 5 and 25 years in prison on a charge of a criminal sex act and up to 4 years for the rape charge. at least 100 women have now come forward with allegations of behavior from weinstein that ranges from unwanted sexual advances to rape. he has denied all allegations of nonconsensual sex. much of that of course coming in the wake of reporting in "the new yorker" and "the new york times" in 2017 that detailed some of these allegations. his attorneys tell cnn they do plan to appeal. meantime the district attorney here in manhattan cy vance, called the women who came forward to testify heroic and courageous. his sentencing scheduled for march 11th. however, there are separate charges in los angeles. t

a woman in southeastern zambia named miriam, with assistance from a department funded project called and power. miriam and other women in her community built large poultry house that they're able to use to sell poultry to people thought the command. they planted diversify that business selling tools and machinery become with the call aggro dealers. this is the entrepreneurialism that in this country we take for granted now. but that you can't take for granted elsewhere and to make such a great difference in allies of these women and in their community and ultimately in their country. we need more outcomes like this and i'm pleased today to announce the war of two new technical assistance projects from the labor department, one of these in mexico and one in colombia. both will increase women and adolescent girls, marketable skills, reduce discrimination and enhance work opportunities in agriculture supply chains. and i should add that this is an addition to provisions in the u.s.-mexico-canada agreement the president signed into legislation just last month, provisions in that agreemen

they deliberated five hours and they wanted a readback yesterday of miriam hailey.ccusers, one of the most important accusers because of an alleged assault that happened right here in new york city at weinstein's apartment in 2006. so the jury listened to that readback and miriam had testified that she met weinstein, he courted her, took her out to dinner, took her -- invited her to premieres. and that then he wanted her to go to paris. and she said no. and she said, you know, you have a terrible reputation with women. and he stopped pushing. she felt really bad about that and so when he invited her to the apartment on july 10th, she went. that's when she alleges was a violent assault. the next morning she went to los angeles on a trip paid for by weinstein. when she gets back on the 25th, 26th, he wants to see her. she goes to his place and that's where she admitted in testimony that she had sex that was not forced with harvey weinstein. the jury also wanted a readback from rosie perez's testimony. she said that after annabellea -- what happened, that annabella tol

miriam haley was in tears on the witness stand when she described the first time that harvey weinsteinr, saying he pushed me down, he held me down by my arms. no, stay like that. and i said, no, no. at the time i started realizing what was actually happening, and i thought, this is being raped. here is what manhattan district attorney cyrus vance had to say after the jurors' verdict. >> weinstein is a vicious serial sexual predator who used his power to threaten, rape, assault, trick, humiliate, and silence his victims. he has been found guilty of criminal sexual act in the first degree and will face on that count a state prison sentence of no less than five years and up to 25 years. >> joining us now, molly crane newman, who is the manhattan court's reporter for new york daily news. she has been in the courtroom every day covering the weinstein trial. also cynthia oxney, former federal prosecutor, nbc legal analyst. mollie, today in the courtroom, there is no suspense like a jury verdict. but on friday when the jury sent a note to the juror -- to the judge saying, can we be hung on th

the charges rested on the allegations of miriam haley, a former television production assistant who testifiedeinstein forced oral sex on her at his manhattan apartment in 2006 and jessica mann, a former aspiring actress, who says he raped her in a hotel room in 2013. he'd pleaded not guilty to all charges. the manhattan district attorney who led the prosecution spoke shortly after the verdict. i believe a b felony conviction with a maximum of up to 25 years is... it is not the top counts in the indictment but by no means am i disappointed with the jury's unanimous statement that harvey weinstein is guilty of sexual assault and rape. dozens of accusations against harvey weinstein helped drive the #metoo movement. the anti—sexual harassment advocacy group time's up, said in a statement — "this trial — and the jury's decision today — marks a new era ofjustice, not just for the silence breakers, who spoke out at great personal risk, but for all survivors of harassment, abuse, and assault at work." mr weinstein is still to face a separate sex crimes investigation in los angeles, as well as several

he has been found guilty of criminal sexual act against miriam haley who is the production assistant back in 2006 claims that harvey weinstein assaulted her in his apartment when she came for what she thought was a business meeting. again, he is found guilty of that. not guilty of the second predator sexual assault charge involving the actress jessica mann, aspiring actress jessica mann and actress anna ski ora. found guilty of rape in the third degree of jessica mann, aspiring actress, who claims harvey weinstein attacked her in a hotel room in new york. also facing a first degree rape charge in that particular case. that was not a not guilty verdict as well. so the prosecutors have found him guilty of arguably the least of the charges which will be disappointing, but he's been found guilty of the criminal sexual act in tagainst mimi haly which carries probation up to 25 years. the third degree rape charge i believe carries a sentence up to ten years or so. again, a lot of emotion in the courtroom as this verdict was read. a lot of emotion out here as well in the streets. everyone w

charges rested on the allegations of miriam haleyi, forced oral sex on her in hisn manhattan apartmentn j 2006, d sica man, a former aspiring actress who says he raped her in 2013 in a hotel room he pleaded not guilty to all the charges. the manhattan district attorney wh led the prosecution spoke shortly after the verdicts. >> i believe that the felony conviction with a maximum of up in the indictment, but by no means am i disappointed with the jury's unanimous statement that harvey weinsteinty is guf sexual assault and rape. >> dozens of accusations helped drive the #metoo movement. the group times up has put out a statement saying his trial in jury's decision today marks a new era of justice, not just the silence bikers who spoke out at great personal risk, but for victims of harassment, abuse, and sexual assault at work. he will face aar se sex crimes investigation in los angeles as well as several civil complaints.gloria allred represl women who have made allegations against weinstein. she spoke outside the urt. >>y clients bravely stood in their truth and refused to be intimidate

if you don't believe miriam haley or jessica mann, you must find him not guilty, rotunno said she argued the relationships were consensual, highlighting ongoing correspondence and sexual encounters following the alleged attacks. she argued the prosecution tried to strip away the women's responsibility in their universe, women are not responsible for the parties they attend, the men they flirt with, the choices they make for their own careers. rotunno telling jurors not to cave to public pressure you don't have to like harvey weinstein this is not a popularity contest later she added being a sex addict and being a rapist are two different things as the jury listened, some took notes. others dozed off the fate of the former hollywood titan will soon be in their hands. lester, the prosecution is up next among the arguments they will make is that victims of sexual assault often maintain relationships with their attackers after the incidents. >> stephanie, thanks very much. >>> we're tracking an arctic blast bringing some of the coldest temperatures of the season to millions al roker is here

i think miriam might be here and planning staff, ms. maloney, if you have any questions. with that i open it up to public comment. any members of the public or from blue bottle who would like to comment on item 1? if you do this is your moment. if you don't, all right. going once, come on up, sir. >> i am the c.e.o. of blue bottle. we are going to use this location as ground to test conversing use of the disposable cup with a reusable cup. first time done in san francisco by blue bottle, and we announced this at the end of 2019. it has already had global amount of bless. it is inspiring people not only in the coffee industry but google and sweet green and whole food service and starbucks changes. a lot of eyes will be on this test. we are thrilled how supportive you are behind the initiative in san francisco. we want to do it at this location. >> thank you very much. any other members of the public to testify on item one? seeing none, we will close public comment. if there are no questions, can we send this to the full board with recommendation as a committee report? seei

if you don't believe miriam hailey or jessica mann, you must find him not guilty. she argued relationships were consensual, highlighting ongoing correspondence and sexual encounters following the alleged attacked she claimed they tried to strip away the women's responsibility. women are not responsible for the parties they attend, the choices they make for their own careers. telling jurors not to heed to public pressure. "you don't have to like harvey weinstein. this is not a popularity contest. and later added "being a sex addict and a rapist are two different things." some took notes and others doezed off the fate is in their hands the argument you expect them to make is victims often maintain relationships with their attackers after the attack back to you. >> thank you for that report >>> china has reported a strike nothi ing increase of coronavirus cases. while the majority of cases are in china, the u.s. has also seen a slight rise. the cdc has confirmed a 15th patient has been confirm would a flu-like illness in america. more than 1,000 people have died globa

>>miriam haley alleged weinstein forc oral on her in 2006.and jessica mann claims weinstein raped her in 2013 both women tesfied at weinstein's trl along wih a handful of other women as the prosecutors attempted to establish a pattern of predatory behavior these are 8 women who oujustice system into the 21th century. >>by declaring that rape is rapand assaults, the assaults. no matter what. >>weinstein's bond was revoked nding sentencing and he was to be remanded to rikers island but on the way there last night he was taken to belvue hospital due to chest pains and heart palpitations weinstein is expected to be sentenced march 11. he faces a minimum of 5 years and a maximum of more than 2 decades in prison. the conviction of harvey weinstein iseen as a triumph for the me too movement and comes 2 years after 2 investigations into allegations against weinstein were published by the new york times and the new yorker it's hard to know how this is going to reverberate throughout history. but i tnk that it will definitely send a message that it tha

. >> reporter: miria miriam haleys testimony helped convict weinstein. >> i felt just very grateful that they-- that i'd been heard and believed. >> reporter: a member of that jury, who asked not to be identified, spoke out today. >> reporter: describe the moment where you all reach aid decision. >> i felt like my heart was literally going to pop out of my chest. but it was just, like, this is it. like, this is the moment. >> reporter: and that moment has been described by many at the beginning of a new era of justice for sexual abuse cases. as for harvey weinstein, once he's released from this hospital, he'll be sent straight to prison, and then he's expected to face a trial on sexual abuse case, sexual assault, rather, in los angeles. norah. >> o'donnell: all right. a new era, indeed, jericka. thank you. tonight, newly released video is isoupolice conduct in schools. this all started with a six-year-old girl acting out in class, and it ended with her restrained with zip ties and being put in the back of a police cruiser. manuel bojorquez on what the video reveals. ( crying ). >> no. >>

but this case is focused on the allegations of two women, a production assistant, miriam haley, who saidnstein forcibly performed oral sex on her in 2006, and aspiring actress jessica mann accused weinstein of raping her in a new york hotel room in march 2013. weinstein's defense argued the encounters were "consensual," and that these accusers stayed in contact with him years later, telling the jury, "what did jessica do after this? she goes to brunch. everyone says she looks normal." they argued, on the day after the alleged rape, mann celebrated weinstein's birthday with him. tomorrow, it's the prosecution's turn. they will present their closing argument, and the jury is expected to get the case on tuesday. norah? >> o'donnell: all right, nikki, thank you. tonight, a former top medical official with the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee is making damning allegations about how the organization handles mental health issues. in his first tv interview, dr. william moreau alleges he was let go last may, in part because of his complaints about this issue. now, moreau has filed a lawsuit

. >> reporter: weinstein is accused of sexually assaulting his former production assistant, miriam haley 2006. he is also charged with raping aspiring actress jessica mann in 2013. deliberations will continue on monday morning for a fifth day. now, weinstein has maintained all along that he says the relationships he's had with his accusers are consensual and, nsrah, no matter what happens here in here in manhattan, harvey weinstein still faces sexual assault charges in los angeles. >> o'donnell: all right, jericka, thank you. now to the 2020 campaign on the eve of tomorrow's nevada caucuses, a new poll shows bernie sanders with a big lead over his democratic rivals in the silver state. and tonight michael bloomberg is scrambling to explain allegations of sexist comments towards women who have worked for him. ed o'keefe is in las vegas. >> reporter: under intense pressure to release his former employees from nondisclosure agreements... >> what we need to know is exactly what is lurking out there. >> reporter: ...michael bloomberg announced today that his company identified three women who

predatory assault and criminal acts the charges are based on allegations by 2 women miriam haley claims that weinstein forcibly performed oral on her in 2006 jessica mann claims weinstein raped her in 2013 weinstein has denied al allegations against him saying he had was always consensual. >>and wi fi that's out of this world literally spacecraft company space x has been launching internet satellites that are all connected. it's called starlink the 5th launch was this morning in florida and this last 300 satellites have been set up so far. >>the plan is to get thousands up there in low earth orbit, the goal of starlink is to offer affordable internet service to parts of the us and canada by the middle of this year and eventually chief high speed broadband around the world, including rural areas that don't have internet access right now. >>and for your money tonight, sprint and t mobe are on the cusp of emerging tonight in new york attorney general says she will not appeal. after losing a case aimed at stopping the deal, new york and a dozen other states sued to stop the $26 billion merg

alleged victim miriam haley says she told the media mogul, "no, no, no," as he forced oral sex on her2006. during the defense closing argument, lawyer donna rotunno argued that prosecutors created an alternate universe that strips adult women of common sense, autonomy, and responsibility. >> these are people that made choices. they continue to make choices. >> reporter: iluzzi fired back today, "when an adult goes to somebody else's hotel room, is the only reason they're going up there for a sexual encounter? there are no blurred lines here. this is a crime and a wanton disregard of other people." now it's up to the jury. >> the prosecution needs 12 to convict. the defense only needs one for a hung jury. and that's definitely a defense victory. >> reporter: the jury of seven men and five women will begin deliberating tuesday. if convicted, harvey weinstein faces life in prison. he will have a second trial in los angeles where he's also charged with rape. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, nikki, thank you. outorida mother is outraged tonight after the release of body cam video showing he

jury of five men and seven women finding the 67-year-old guilty of criminal sexual assault against miriamaleyi and rape in the third degree of jessica mann, a former aspiring actress. >> to the survivors of harvey weinstein, i owe and we all owe an immense debt to you who had the courage beyond measure to speak your story to the world. >> reporter: now facing up to a possible 29 years in prison, his lawyers asking he be sent to rikers island's north infirmary unit complex where there are more than 250 beds in specialized units for inmates who require protective custody due to their notoriety. >> when the verdict came in, all he kept saying over and over again was, i'm innocent. i'm innocent. how could this happen in america? >> reporter: on monday, the jury also acquitting him on the two most serious criminal charges, two counts of predatory sexual assault and one count of first degree rape. >> by no means am i disappointed with the jury's unanimous statement that harvey weinstein is guilty of sexual assault and rape. >> reporter: dozens of women accused weinstein of sexual assault, haras

york sexual assault trial weinstein was charged with sexually assaulting former production assistant miriam haley and raping aspiring actress jessica mann the jury of 7 men and 5 women found guilty of sexual assault which could see him jailed for up to 25 years and 3rd degree rape charge which carries a maximum of 4 years in jail new york law defines this is having sex with someone incapable of giving their consent but weinstein was acquitted of the most serious charge that's predatory sexual assault and 1st degree rape which involves forcible compulsion jurors are not convinced that weinstein had also raped and the bella shora whose allegation was from too long ago to be tried in new york the movie mogul will be sentenced in march and also faces more rape and sexual assault charges in los angeles the weinstein case led to the me too movement the manhattan district attorney praised the women who brought the complaints against whites the. are the ones to finally been held accountable for grace he committed the women who came forward courageously in that great risk that have. once the is a vi

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