decided to torch the audio biography of us comedy icon and filmmaker woody allen incision to cancel mr allen's book was difficult one we take our relationships with authors very seriously and do not cancel books lightly . now hatchett has previously published a book by a serial killer they have no problem with controversial authors however after their own employees staged a walkout they caved so what's the issue at hand allegations that woody allen molested his daughter and alan has denied these allegations for decades backing this up is ronan farrow woody allen 8 son who happens to also be a me too pioneer and a nother client of hatchet. i was disappointed to learn through press reports that hatchett my publisher acquired woody allen's memoir off to other major publishers refused to do so do not function the woody allen book my sister has never been contacted to respond to any denial or mischaracterization of the abuse she suffered at the hands of. now there have been 2 criminal investigations into woody allen and no charges have been brought against him but over the course of 2 decades he ha

mr. allen: thank youing congressman ted budd for calling this special order and introducing the justice for victims of sanctuary cities act. one of my top priorities is to secure our border and restore the rule of law in our immigration system. we are one of the most blessed nations on the face of the earth and we have one of the best legal immigration systems and the most generous legal immigration system out there. we'll allow more than a million people to come through the system legally each year. on top of that, we have almost a mall students here on student visas, studying in our colleges and universities. we are a nation of laws and just as every american citizen is held accountable under the lawer if crimes they commit, so should every alien who comes across that border illegally. that is why i'm proud to be a co-sponsor of the justice for victims of sanctuary cities act. this bill holds illegal aliens in sanctuary cities accountable for the heinous crimes they commit on american soil. s

publishing agency which it has counseled the bug people i filmed our own to woody allen over child sex abuse allegations this is ok mr employees of the publisher walked out over the planned book woody allen has repeatedly denied the allegations against him correspondent kelly morgan picks up the story mare of the mean to it seems that book publishers in the united states are becoming book burners that's after hatchet decided to torch the auto biography of the u.s. comedy icon and filmmaker woody allen this isn't cannes who mr bones book was difficult one we take our relationships with very seriously and do not cancel books lightly now hatchett has previously published a book by a serial killer they have no problem with controversial authors however after their own employees staged a walkout they caved so what's the issue at hand allegations that woody allen molested his daughter and alan has denied these allegations for decades backing this up is ronan farrow woody allen son who happens to also be a me too pioneer and a nother client of hatchet. i was disappointed to learn through press reports that hatchett my publi

decision to drop the what do you alan book makes me very uneasy it's not him i don't give a damn about mr allen it's who gets muzzled next that worries me i'm always afraid when the mob however small and well read exercises power without any count ability process or address the tritons me much more than the prospect of woody allen some to biography hits in the bookstores where he ellen is not the only celebrity to have recently been cancelled let's find out what new yorkers think about this new climate i wouldn't have pulled it if i was them because so many other artists have done so many other crazy things and they saw things published so there may have been a tremendous amount of pressure to be politically correct whatever that means now a days social media is definitely. a place where things to have a style get a lot of the same time those allegations can also become true questions continue to be raised about what cancel culture really means and how far it should be permitted to go up and r.t. new york. president was in brussels on monday in a bid to fund a compromise to the unfolding migran

what did mr. allen mean by this? another really popular conventional wisdom that we start in the 1950s, that men reported to be telling women how they ought to vote, is a headline from "the boston globe" in the 1920s. the second headline is from the "detroit free press" in the 1950s. so for most of the first half of the 20th century, this presumption that women voted the way that their husbands told them was really prominent. in a sense, what people were trying to do was make sense of the fact that women got the right to vote and voting patterns looked so similar. oh, we thought women were so different and they're voting the same that men are in general. what could possibly be the reason? the reason was men were telling their wives how to vote. i will tell you a little secret. my husband and i also vote the same way in presidential elections and i will let you come to your own assumptions about the direction of influence there. these -- this conventional wisdom has consequences. so in the 1930s, george gallup and som

and think mr allen i mean. to many people and too many little government people for them to tell you that all come on you can come we're going to protect you in your they're not going to do that. cold i think if people realize that the government. it's not going to protect you it's not going this leave you have something more to happen kind of like changes your your mindset your like only because i was in the ferry i know how the government works and i don't want to put money into that and i don't believe they're going to protect me when the time comes so the only way you can protect yourself is by protecting yourself. here sitting in front of a blast proof bunker made by the u.s. army during world war 2 it is 2200 square feet. is very large but it's not the only one. there's $575.00 of them around me stretching out 6 miles it leaves directions 3 miles in these direction. nobody was able to figure out what to do with.

mr allen faced allegations of molesting his adoptive daughter in the 90s, which he's always denied.

mr allen faced allegations of molesting his adoptive daughter in the 90s, which he's always denied.bbc news, it's time for the week in parliament. hello and welcome. and it's been a week dominated by coronavirus. england's chief medical officer says the nhs could face huge pressures in the worst—case scenario. but he does have some reassurance. it's easy to get this perception that if you're older and you get this virus, then you're a goner. absolutely not. the great majority of people will recover from this virus. the prime minister announces new measures on sick pay to encourage people to self—isolate if they suspect they have coronavirus. if they stay at home, the house will understand that they are helping to protect all of us by slowing the spread of the virus. also — more allegations emerge of bullying by the home secretary. we ask a former permanent secretary for his thoughts. one mp has her own take on the issue. with this government, it seems that allegations of bullying orjust being incompetent get you promoted, whereas standing up to it, you lose yourjob! but first: the c

offered as a home over toward orange juice but whether you want to call it an old if you densify mr allen the great none of this was released to the defense there is huge question marks over the disclosure in that in this country you know if you are to have a fair trial then the crime the police and institutions work under the the direction of the crane office the prosecution system this country must disclose to the defense if there is any material that would assist them on numerous occasions that the crane stands accused of hiding that material not disclosing and even know to date in 451 pages when they arrived at my office this morning what i found was that logical portions of it had been redacted because the united states government the u.k. government the federal republic of germany and intelligence services i think fused consent for the defense in this case to be able to see that material we will of course fight the obviously their own vested interest was let's be blunt about this if there was a reversal of the verdict it would mean that the united states the united kingdom that the

offered as a form of reward or interest but whether you want to call it an old or if you're dented by mr allen the great none of this was released to the defense there is huge question marks over the disclosure in that in this country you know if you are to have a fair trial then the crime the police and institutions work under the direction of the office the prosecution system this country must disclose to the defense if there is any material that would assist them on numerous occasions that the crane stands accused of hiding that material not disclosing that even though today in 451 pages when they arrived at my office this morning what i found was that large proportions of it had been redacted because the united states government the u.k. government the federal republic of germany and intelligence services i think used to consent to call the defense in this case to be able to see what material we would of course fight the obviously there are vested interest was let's be blunt about this if there was a reversal of the verdict it would mean that the united states the united kingdom that the i

mr. mike allen. what is the one big thing for us today? >> good morning.s the coronavirus shock. so every workplace, every school in school in preparing for. they're not sure, this could be months of disruption ahead. every business, every community trying to figure out how they should protect those people, their people. we have harvard students this week going home for the summer. we have workplaces encouraging people to work from home. some of them ordering people to work from home for how long? nobody knows. schools gearing up to have their students work from home. again, we don't know how long. so all of these moves have cascading effect. because one closure begets another. it's a sign of how this crisis hit home. you were talking about the sports. now, it is hitting home where we go to work, where we worship, where our kids go to school. part of that cascade is for business. the shock to the supply chain. this is only beginning to hit us. so many of our products are either made in china or key components are made in china. axios has been talking to ex

. >> there was an note allen sent to me summarizing the discussion he had had with mr. blanken stene. and then at the time he was departing. and i didn't follow up. i was not -- i didn't ever have further communication with him. >> but you -- but when you saw that were you alarmed? >> well if you have to think about it, you weren't. so i mean, i -- you know, there's been ailgs about back channel, which you say was not there. so i'll change that. i just -- it's so offensive to me as a human being to be referred with the nastiest name that somebody could call somebody of my color. so let's move on. so appoints the compensation committee. i mean you guys are gone. i'll trying to find out, get information. who appoints compensation committee. >> all the committees are appointed by the governance and nominating committee. >> and see like the desirable committee on the bank board? >> i don't think it's necessarily the desirable committee. we look for people on that committee who have had responsibility in their careers for human resources. we also look to make sure is that th

mr. weinstein will be on his way right after this straight to jail. craig? >> ron allen outside that courthouse in new york city. ron, thank you so much. do stand by for me just a moment, if you can. i do want to bring in danny sevalos now, msnbc legal analyst joins me here at the table. 20 years on one count, three years on a separate count. it would seem if my math is adding up and here is a guy that just had some sort of heart surgery, it would seem as if harvey weinstein is going to die in prison? >> in the federal sentencing system are very unlikely to reoffend. which is factor that defense attorneys will bring up to a judge at sentencing because you want to bring up virtually any fact that you can get in that is beneficial to your client. but this sentence here is a relatively severe one. harv harvey weinstein was a first-time order and generally in state and federal sentencing schemes a first-time offender is going to get on the lower end. >> first-time offender. >> first-time convicted offender is going to get on the lower end of the sentencing guidelines. that's

allen martin and elizabeth cook will see you tonight at 5:00. we hope to see you tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. have a wonderful wednesday. ♪ >> ridge: hey. >> brooke: hey. [ laughs ] idge: mrforrester?p, >> brooke: mm-hmm. >> ridge: that's pretty formal after what happened in this room last night. why are you trying to kick me out? >> brooke: if it were up to me, we would never leave this bedroom. >>:

allen after its staff protest. us vice president mike pence has announced plans to deal with a cruise ship that's moored off san francisco with passengers infected with coronavirus. mr said 21 passengers and crew have tested positive on board the grand princess and says the vessel will be brought into a non—commercial port where all 3,500 people will be tested and treated if necessary. we are taking all measures necessary to see to the health of the americans and those involved on the grand princess, and just as importantly, to protect the health of the american public and prevent the spread of the disease through communities in this country. it is...we are instituting the strongest testing protocols to ensure that not only those on board receive the treatment that they need, but that the american people can be confident that there will be no erosion in our preventative measures and efforts to keep the coronavirus from spreading throughout our country. our north america correspondent peter bowes has more on what mike pence had to say. well, he really confirmed the worst fears of a lot of people on that ship, that almost half of those tested indeed tested positive fo

mr speaker, of course it is right that there should be an investigation into any allegations of bullying, and that is what the cabinet office is doing it that is with sir alex allen secretary, that she is keeping this country safe by putting record numbers of police officers, she believes in stopping the early release of offenders and she is bringing in a system to tackle our migration crisis with an australian—style points—based system. a government cannot be judge and jury over its own conduct, there has to be an independent element to that investigation. overnight, mr speaker, further allegations have emerged that the home secretary repeatedly harassed and humiliated her private secretary while she ran the department for international development. if this is true, this suggests a shocking and unacceptable pattern of behaviour across three government departments. on each occasion, tens of thousands of pounds of hard earned taxpayers money has been spaffed up the wall to buy their silence. was the prime minister aware of these allegations? and if he was, why did he appoint her? mr speaker, i repeat the point ijust made. the home secretary is doing an outstanding

mr. president, today we are asking you what are you seeing that these people are not? these people that are on the front lines. joining me outside elmhurst hospital, ron allen. so we're going to be getting to what the president is saying with regards to the overall situation on the ground and throughout the country. i want to start with you in front of elmhurst hospital, one of the areas in queens, new york, that has been the hardest hit. bring us up-to-date, ron, on what you have been seeing so far today there. >> reporter: we have been seeing a line of people waiting to get tested that's lasted for hours for each individual. the line is behind me now. it is sort of dwindling now as we get later in the afternoon. yesterday they stopped testing around this time. not sure why. perhaps they ran out of tests or ran out of the capacity to do it. most of the people that we're talking to say that they felt they had a fever or a cough or they were near a neighbor who tested positive or a man who was very concerned about his family. he has a number of children, so he wanted to get tested. it seems to be symptoms mixed with a lot of fear, frankly. and this is what i

mr. winslow to help us with that. if it's air-conditioned we're in a different ball game in comparison to heat condensers? >> i'm not a mechanic allen guinear it's well beyond my knowledge between the two and their sound. maybe you can can show that section again. >> there we go. >> so i think what this is showing is we have a wall which will block visual access and the other thing we would be happy to do if there's any criteria for sound transmission like they have in atherton if we need sound a ten youation on the wall or with partial cover, we're happy to do that. >> that aside for a moment, the size of the roof deck, given that this commission has discussed roof decks for quite a few years and we're working with the department to establish policy, the roof deck is larger than a single family home in some cases in the city. i am concerned that this type of a roof deck given the neighborhood is creating more problems than anticipated. that is noise and visual interference with people who live slightly above ann an a jog streets. the commission has basically generically spoken about that one-third of the roof area is recommended in

mr. winslow to help us with that. if it's air-conditioned we're in a different ball game in comparison to heat condensers? >> i'm not a mechanic allen guinear it's well beyond my knowledge between the two and their sound. maybe you can can show that section again. >> there we go. >> so i think what this is showing is we have a wall which will block visual access and the other thing we would be happy to do if there's any criteria for sound transmission like they have in atherton if we need sound a ten youation on the wall or with partial cover, we're happy to do that. >> that aside for a moment, the size of the roof deck, given that this commission has discussed roof decks for quite a few years and we're working with the department to establish policy, the roof deck is larger than a single family home in some cases in the city. i am concerned that this type of a roof deck given the neighborhood is creating more problems than anticipated. that is noise and visual interference with people who live slightly above ann an a jog streets. the commission has basically generically spoken about that one-third of the roof area is recommended in

mr. winslow to help us with that. if it's air-conditioned we're in a different ball game in comparison to heat condensers? >> i'm not a mechanic allen guinear it's well beyond my knowledge between the two and their sound. maybe you can can show that section again. >> there we go. >> so i think what this is showing is we have a wall which will block visual access and the other thing we would be happy to do if there's any criteria for sound transmission like they have in atherton if we need sound a ten youation on the wall or with partial cover, we're happy to do that. >> that aside for a moment, the size of the roof deck, given that this commission has discussed roof decks for quite a few years and we're working with the department to establish policy, the roof deck is larger than a single family home in some cases in the city. i am concerned that this type of a roof deck given the neighborhood is creating more problems than anticipated. that is noise and visual interference with people who live slightly above ann an a jog streets. the commission has basically generically spoken about that one-third of the roof area is recommended in

mr. winslow to help us with that. if it's air-conditioned we're in a different ball game in comparison to heat condensers? >> i'm not a mechanic allenll beyond my knowledge between the two and their sound. maybe you can can show that section again. >> there we go. >> so i think what this is showing is we have a wall which will block visual access and the other thing we would be happy to do if there's any criteria for sound transmission like they have in atherton if we need sound a ten youation on the wall or with partial cover, we're happy to do that. >> that aside for a moment, the size of the roof deck, given that this commission has discussed roof decks for quite a few years and we're working with the department to establish policy, the roof deck is larger than a single family home in some cases in the city. i am concerned that this type of a roof deck given the neighborhood is creating more problems than anticipated. that is noise and visual interference with people who live slightly above ann an a jog streets. the commission has basically generically spoken about that one-third of the roof area is recommended in roof deck. >> o