mr. weinstein, how are you feeling today? reporter: the downward fall of movie mogul harvey weinstein has been a very long and very public saga. for both him and the more than 80 women who have accused him of sexual misconduct. >> i thought no meant no. >> literally i will never be the same. >> reporter: today is the day both weinstein and his alleged victims have been anticipated. opening arguments in his criminal trial. weinstein is facing five felony charges which include rape and sexual assault. >> there are two counts which accuse him of being a sexual predator. those are the counts that could put him behind bars for life. >> reporter: weinstein has denied all the allegations, saying any sexual relations were consensual. in november i sat down with donna rotunno, a member of weinstein's defense team. >> you're currently defending what many would regard the most hated man in america. why are you defending him? >> number one, harvey has a right to defense. i am not the moral police on harvey weinstein. but that's not my jo

this must be very humiliating, mr weinstein? mr weinstein, this must be very humiliating for you ? arrested and charged, harvey weinstein has bragged about being a champion of women. he told a new york tabloid ahead of his trial he has long been a trailblazer who promoted female film—makers — a boast victims have found sickening. harvey weinstein has apparently told friends he is planning a post—trial comeback but that seems delusional, given the number of women who have accused him of sexual assault. the charges in his trial relate to just two of his accusers and, if found guilty, he could face the rest of his life in prison. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. with all the sport now, here's karthi gna nasegaram at the bbc sport centre. mishal, good evening. there haven't been any major shocks but there have been some magnificent goals in the third round of the fa cup this weekend, including a stunning strike from 18—year—old curtisjones to give liverpool a 1—0 win over local rivals, everton. natalie pirks reports. five competitions in 28 days, little wonderjurgen klopp made nine cha

this must be very humiliating, mr weinstein? mr weinstein, this must be very humiliating for you ? has bragged about being a champion of women. he told a new york tabloid ahead of his trial he has long been a trailblazer who promoted female film—makers — a boast victims have found sickening. harvey weinstein has apparently told friends he is planning a post—trial comeback but that seems delusional, given the number of women who have accused him of sexual assault. the charges in his trial relate to just two of his accusers and, if found guilty, he could face the rest of his life in prison. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. the 77th annual golden globes ceremony will start in a few hours in los angeles, as the hollywood awards season gets underway. among the contenders is the world war one epic ‘1917‘ directed by sam mendes and martin scorcese's ‘the irishman‘. 0ur los angeles correspondent sophie long reports from the red carpet. anticipation is building, who will go home with those golden globes. no women were nominated, something that did not go unnoticed. the british comedian, fam

this must be very humiliating, mr weinstein? mr weinstein, this must be very humiliating for you ?ed and charged, harvey weinstein has bragged about being a champion of women. he told a new york tabloid ahead of his trial he has long been a trailblazer who promoted female film—makers — a boast victims have found sickening. harvey weinstein has apparently told friends he is planning a post—trial comeback, but that seems delusional, given the number of women who have accused him of sexual assault. the charges in his trial relate to just two of his accusers and, if found guilty, he could face the rest of his life in prison. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. police have been called to restore order at one of india's most prestigious universities in the capital, delhi. about 20 students are said to have been injured at the jawaharlal nehru university, leading to at least seven being taken to hospital. the indian home minister has ordered an enquiry. rhodri davies reports. this masked mob is wielding poles and sticks at one of india's leading universities. witnesses say that more than 50

this must be very humiliating, mr weinstein? mr weinstein, this must be very humiliating for you ?ter being arrested and charged, harvey weinstein has bragged about being a champion of women. he told a new york tabloid ahead of his trial he has long been a trailblazer who promoted female film—makers — a boast victims have found sickening. harvey weinstein has apparently told friends he is planning a post—trial comeback but that seems delusional, given the number of women who have accused him of sexual assault. the charges in his trial relate to just two of his accusers and, if found guilty, he could face the rest of his life in prison. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. the golden globe awards are under way in hollywood. seen as the ceremony that marks the start of film award season, the globes are the second—most important date in the calendar, but certainly the rowdiest. ricky gervais is hosting again as cast and crew of the big screen blockbusters hope to bag prizes and build momentum ahead of the all—importa nt 0scars next month. david willis is our correspondent in los angeles.

mr. weinstein offered to drop her off at her home. she accepted.he went upstairs and got ready for bed, got into her nightgown, was preparing to go to bed, and suddenly there was a knock on the door. >> reporter: it was weinstein. sciorra says he forced his way into her manhattan apartment and pushed her into the bedroom. >> he took her arms and locked them over her head, and so therefore she couldn't do anything. >> reporter: sciorra said on the stand she was punching him, kicking him, just trying to get him away from me. >> reporter: sciorra, who became emotional at times, said weinstein raped her. he then forcibly performed oral sex on her, telling her "this is for you." >> she is giving an account of harvey weinstein raping her. it was emotional, and it was powerful. and the question's going to be do the jurors believe it? >> reporter: the actress testified that weeks later she ran into weinstein at a restaurant and confronted him. she claims he threatened her, saying "this remains between you and i. his eyes were black. i thought he was going

the trial relates to just two women, but 80 women have accused mr weinstein of sexual misconduct.erica correspondent nick bryant reports. it's awards season in hollywood. in the world he used to dominate, he'd be wearing a tuxedo and strutting the red carpet. but the swagger is long gone. he walks now with the help of a frame. harvey weinstein cut a feeble figure as he arrived for his trial in new york. just watching him enter a courthouse provided a moment of catharsis for some of his female accusers. the women who spoke out, the women who sparked a global movement, the women who won't get their day in court because the law places time limits on when past allegations can be prosecuted. dear harvey, no matter what lies you tell yourself, you did this. today, ladyjustice is staring down a super predator — you. you thought you could terrorise me and others into silence. you were wrong. we rose from your ashes. time's up on sexual harassment in all workplaces. time's up on blaming survivors. time's up on empty apologies without consequences. and time's up on the pervasive culture of

mr. weinstein on. >> and i come back to a question i asked previously which is, okay, but if annabel la shurais telling one set of allegations or facts and you don't have harvey weinstein to rebut that, can you provide him with auction saysful defense? >> i think you're forgetting the substance of government is to prove harvey winestein guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. the system of justice does not requine mr. weinstein to get up and prove himself innocent. that's not the foundation. the jury is going to be told that they cannot consider whether or not mr. weinstein testifies in their decision-making process, and i think that once the jury sees the evidence and they see the communications and the conversation and the length of time that it took somebody to come forward, the fact that for years she claimed nothing happened, i mean we have a wealth of evidence in our arsenal to be able to say that these cases don't rise to the level of rape. >> finally question. on balance, the #metoo movement, good or bad for women? >> i think many good things have come from me too. in the end if it strips y

mr. weinstein, again, has a right to a fair trial. i think she believes he's convicted already. that's not how this works. >> weinstein has denied any criminal wrongdoing and claims any sexual acts he engaged in were consensual. >>> hallmark cards announcing it will cut 400 jobs around the world. the move by the kansas, missouri card maker a sign of significant shifts in the retail business. some cuts would be voluntary, some not. hallmark employs 30,000 people worldwide. the ceo mike perry blamed the way people shop. >>> three legendary players will face-off starting tonight to prove who is the greatest jeopardy champ of all-time. >> i'm going to have to be really quick on the signaling device. >> it's like riding a bike, you know, you get back up there, you never forget. >> there are elements that favor each of the three guys. they didn't win all that money by accident. >> wow. they'll vie for the coveted title. the first to win three matches will also receive $1 million. the other two will get a $250,000 consolation prize. >>> well, the u.s. is deploying assets to help battle

the woman whose rape publications lead to criminal charges against him has begun her testimony mr weinstein insists any sexual encounters between them were consensual. u.s. secretary of state mike pumpin has met ukrainian president volodymyr the lenski in kiev to arrange talks with u.s. president donald trump democrats accuse mr trump of pressurising mr selenski to investigate to instigate a political to investigate political rivals secretary of the 2 presidents would meet soon. now more countries have been issuing travel warnings for china as the corona virus outbreak spreads united states and japan are amongst governments urging their citizens to avoid visiting china as others fly their people out almost 10000 people have been infected and the death toll has now risen to 213 the world health organization has declared a global health emergency. a flight back to safety foreign citizens are fleeing south korea is sending a total of 4 planes to china after it reported several confirmed cases of corona virus among its citizens and the list of countries repatriating is growing on friday german

mr. weinstein. these are women who have had a relationship with mr. >> martha: you say it's transactional on their part? >> correct. >> martha: and a lot of people say believe all women. do you believe any women? >> i believe women when i believe the facts and evidence support their cases but i think it's dangerous to believe all women without looking at the back story, the rest of the evidence bit i think what this case is going to show us is that women made claims to the media in this case, but they told only part of the story. they will be able to confront them with the story they told and the other facts that they decided to leave out which i think will be very telling. >> martha: i think it's going be fascinating to watch all of this play out. donna rotunno, thank you for coming. >> thank you so much. >> martha: and report on prince harry and meghan markle's breakup with the palace. this was heating up as we continue. before nexium 24hr mark could only imagine... a peaceful night sleep without frequent heartburn waking him up. now that dream is a

mr. weinstein has the right to a fair trial, and we will remind everyone that in this great country, you are innocent until proven guiy. nick: this feels much more momentuous in the trial of just one man. it is the culminating the global me tooement. a milestone of a double be watched by women and men all across the wld--milestone event double be watched by women and men across the world. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. jane: as we just heard in the report, harvey weinstein once walked the red carpet at hollywood's biggest events. but at last night's golden globes ceremony was largely ignored. the focus wa on fires raging in australia andaghe stars on sophie long was on the red carpet and has this report. phso:or the first m award ceremony of the decade, and stars came out tohine. and to be ridiculed by ricky gervais's. ricky: let's have a laugh at your expense, shall we? remember, they are just jokes. sophie: the relentless, heartrending first world war epic "1917" was the surprise winner of the night. it sold the big screen triumph over the streaming giant netflix. >> hope this means

mr weinstein has always insisted any sexual encounters were consensual.tor. mr weinstein, front of a court and calls my client a predator. mrweinstein, again, has a predator. mrweinstein, again, has a right to a fair trial. i think she believes he is convicted already. that is not how this works. several of his accusers also spoke outside the court. actress rosanna arquette is one of them, here she is. as we stand here at the beginning of a new year and a new decade, time's up. time's up on sexual harassment in all workplaces. time's up on blaming survivors. time's up on empty apologies without consequences. the bbc‘s nada tawfik is in new york. i began asking her about those new charges in la. the los angeles county district attorney just announced a the los angeles county district attorneyjust announced a short while ago, saying he is being charged with sexually assaulting two women in 2013 — one whom he allegedly raped in a hotel room in los angeles, and one whom he allegedly sexually assaulted in a hotel in beverly hills. she said both of the women ca

mr. weinstein again as a right to a fair trial. in this great country you are innocent until proven guilty. >> reporter: attorneys representing weinstein's accusers expressed concern they'd be smeared during the trial. >> when you have 6 women testifying about a sexual assault and rape, it's much harder for the defense to cross-examine each one and attack their credibility. >> reporter: it's unclear how many of the accusers will be called to testify. >> jury questioning in the new york case is scheduled to begin january 14th. >>> in alameda, police are searching for 4 women behind a grocery heist. take a look. they say these women stole 3 shopping carts of merchandise and took off in a light colored ford mini van. if you have any information call the alameda police. >>> more projectile activity in monterey county. the chp reported another incident that shattered a driver's window on highway 101. since february 2019 there have been close to 70 reports of projectiles in the area. c had hp officers and the task force are investigating

mr. weinstein again has a right to a fair trial. in this great country, you are innocent until proven guilty. >> reporter: jury selection will take s mecandidat.es will start fillin out e questionnaires tuesday. the goal is to begin seating them next week. attorneys representing weinstein's accusers expressed concern that they'll be smeared during the trial. >> when you have six women testify being a sexual assault and a rape, it is much harder for the defense to cross examine each one of these women and try and attack their credibility. at some point the jurors are going to start to blame the defense and look like they're victim bashing. >> reporter: it's unclear how many of weinstein's accusers will be called to testify.nai rw york. >>> this morning we are getting our first hint of the financial toll of the record fires in southeast australia. so far, insurance claims have reached nearly half a billion dollars. lyarth0 e 2sinemi ollf remaioa one woman who was forced to evacuate on sunday said she was absolutely terrified. >> i've

mr. weinstein insists any sexual encounters between them were consensual. u.s.dent donald trump is facing a crucial vote in his impeachment trial tonight. the republican-leading senate is debating whether to call witnesses to testify. the senators are split down party lines, with republicans wanting to end the trial quickly. democrats want to question administrative -- administration insiders. sentiment already -- senate minority leader chuck schumer warned about ignoring evidence. >> if my republican colleagues refused to consider witnesses and evidence in this trial, this country is headed for the greatest coverup since watergate. if my republican colleagues refused to consider witnesses and documents in the trial, what will the president conclude? we all know he will conclude he can do it again, and congress can do nothing about it. he can try to cheat in his election again, something that eats at the roots of our democracy. phil: our dw correspondent is following the story in washington. welcome, pablo. outline what happens today and why it is so important.

mr. weinstein is looking forward to getting these cases out of the way, and in los angeles or elsewhere. >> yes, it does. >> reporter: she says that he assaulted her in 1996. >> it is justifying the braveri linked to the l.a. charges has revealed her identity. but one is set to testify in the new york trial they say is weinstein's pattern of sexual abuse. a trial that is now officially under way. weinstein has pleaded not guilty to the charges, including rape connected to allegations from two other women. fellow accusers who are not part of the criminal trial stood in solidarity monday outside of court. >> while the emotion of the day runs high, i join these other brave women who were also harmed by harvey weinstein to say we aren't going anywhere. >> dear, harvey. no matter the lies that you tell yourself, you did this. today, lady is staring down a super predator, you. >> reporter: today, the attention turns to jury selection. >> we are here hoping to pick and find a fair jury, and we believe it is going to be possible, and we are going to continue to press on and remind everyone that

mr. weinstein, a former film exoducer, is being charged on two charges of sual assault in which he denies. opening arguments are expected next week. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonig's program, in russia, a new prime minister is in place onla day after the entire cabinet resign. comes after president pin changes, bueeping what is the grand plan? laura: tumbleweed, that is what the of an antique secondhand bookshop in southern tweeted in desperation this week. he had not sold about l day, so he needed help and he got it as his tweet when a viable orders came in from all over the world. duncan kennedy explains the al about that tweet about tumbleweed. duncan: once upon a time there was an old bookshop, but thiss it a fairytale. it really exists. last tuesday there were no customers,. not one which led the shop to put out this forlorn tweet. it read, "tumbleweed. not a zero book sold today. ze pounds. this may be the first time ever." the message was spotted by best selling author neilamgaimain, retreated it. the orders came flooding in. >> on distant -- spend

some 80 women have accused mr weinstein of sexual misconduct —— but this trial relates to just two ofsex. david willis reports. shouting harvey weinstein, formerly a fixture on the red carpet, was one of the most powerful men in hollywood. brought to his knees quite literally by a slew of sexual misconduct allegations. hollywood's leading ladies have been queueing up to accuse the disgraced mogul of harassment and assault. just a bad boy who got caught... and this former british actress was lured to his hotel room with the promise of contacts in the film industry. i want him to be surrounded by a stink of disgrace so that nobody wants to get involved with him so that he never has the power and influence to prey on other young women. chanting more than simply upending hollywood, harvey weinstein‘s fall from grace spurred a global movement on the streets, in the workplace and online. the #metoo movement fostered a conversation of consent, equal pay and toxic workplace masculinity. the charges in this trial relate to just two of harvey weinstein‘s accusers, but many of the more than 80 w

mr weinstein faces five charges and possibly life injail if convicted.tion leader, juan guaido, has been sworn—in as speaker of the national assembly after a stand—off with the armed forces. troops tried to stop mr guaido and his supporters from entering parliament, but they eventually forced their way into the building. mr guaido is accusing president nicolas maduro of trying to bring about a parliamentary coup. 0livia crellin reports. two parliamentary speakers, sworn in on two separate occasions, just two days apart. 0n the left, juan guaido, the former head of the national assembly, who last year was recognised as interim president of venezuela by more than 50 countries. 0n the week, luis parra, a corru ption—tainted legislator publicly backed by nicolas maduro's government. just moments before both these declarations, scenes of chaos. it on sunday, luis parra kickstarted this latest political storm in venezuela, when he announced the chamber‘s vote in his favour. while outside, armed forces were preventing his political rival guaido from entering th

patricia that was one of more than 80 women who came forward in 2017 to detail complaints about mr weinstein from a social media hash tag at its beginnings the made to handle became the name for a global movement that now has its dying in court facing the man whose actions are now under the judicial microscope. while the emotion of the day runs high i join these other brave women who are also harmed by harvey weinstein to say. we are going anywhere the case continues in new york on tuesday the trial is expected to last up to 2 months. and for more on harvey weinstein's trial and joined now by our correspondent public. signed the new york supreme court where the troll is taking place probably even see you we know that about 80 women a huge harvey weinstein of sexual harassment but this trial is only about 2 cases why is there. hi brenda you're absolutely right it is you know just whittled down to 2 cases that they did take place here in new york and it's important before going into more detail on those cases that i mentioned of course that there are now new charges of course being brought aga

will be selected tomorrow in the trial which relates to two women, but some 80 women have accused mr weinsteininst him. our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. it's awards season in hollywood. in the world he used to dominate, he'd be wearing a tuxedo and parading down the red carpet. but the swagger is long gone. he walks now with the help of a frame. harvey weinstein cut a feeble figure as he arrived for his trial in new york. just watching him enter a courthouse provided a moment of catharsis for some of his female accusers. the women who spoke out, the women who upended his world, the women who ignited a global movement, and the women who won't get their day in court. today, ladyjustice is staring down a super predator — you. you thought you could terrorise me and others into silence. you were wrong. we rose from your ashes, we rise together. as we stand here at the beginning of a new year and a new decade, time's up on sexual harassment in all workplaces. time's up on blaming survivors. time's up on empty apologies without consequences. and time's up on the pervasive culture

mr weinstein denies any wrongdoing. let's turn to our top business story, the decline of cash. decade ago almost two thirds of transactions here in the uk were in cash. now it's barely a quarter and in the next decade it's expected to shrink to just1 in 10. today researchers are warning that the rise of digital payments could mean vulnerable groups, such as the elderly, less tech savvy, or less well off, get left behind. and they say a few technology firms could end up with far too much power over the economy. joel kibazo from jk associates joins me now. it seems, doesn't it, a little late that the penny is dropping on the cashless society and what that might mean for us? yes, victoria. this report from the institute of policy research is actually pointing to a problem that there are those amongst our society not yet ready for the digital age, who still go to the atms and the post office to get cash to be able to carry out their normal daily functions for making payments. i'm afraid that group is eroding very, very quickly. for instance, the report says that by 2028, less than

the defence will argue the encounters with the two accusers were consensual and that mr weinstein committedpondent nick bryant has the latest. through a corridor of cameras, harvey weinstein stumbled his way into court. gone, the bravado and swagger of his red—carpet days. and in their opening argument, the prosecution reminded thejury of how powerful he used to be, both physically and psychologically. but he was notjust a titan in hollywood, they claimed, he was a rapist. the court heard that weinstein was a seasoned predator who had lured women to his hotel rooms and private apartments with the promise of opening doors for them in hollywood. then he would sexually assault and rape them. the jury was told of how the movie mogul then used his power and prestige to silence his accusers. "this is how the industry works," he allegedly told one of them. for years afterwards, they internalised the trauma. harvey, how are you feeling this morning, harvey? are you feeling better? yeah. his defence team said harvey weinstein was neither a predator nor a master manipulator and claimed that one of hi

the defence will argue the encounters with the two accusers were consensual, and that mr weinstein committedamerica correspondent nick bryant has the latest. through a corridor of cameras, harvey weinstein stumbled his way into court. gone, the bravado and swagger of his red—carpet days. and in their opening argument, the prosecution reminded thejury of how powerful he used to be, both physically and psychologically. but he was notjust a titan in hollywood, they claimed. he was a rapist. the court heard that weinstein was a seasoned predator who had lured women to his hotel rooms and private apartments with the promise of opening doors for them in hollywood. then, he would sexually assault and rape them. the jury was told of how the movie mogul then used his power and prestige to silence his accusers. "this is how the industry works," he allegedly told one of them. for years afterwards, they internalised their trauma. harvey, how are you feeling this morning, harvey? are you feeling better? yeah. his defence team said harvey weinstein was neither a predator nor a master manipulator, and clai

mr weinstein again has the right to a fair trial, and we're going to continue to press on and remindproven guilty. this feels much more momentous than the trial ofjust one man, it's a culminating moment in the global #metoo movement. a milestone event that will be watched by women and men all across the world. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we'll be live in australia to hear the latest in the fight against the raging bushfires. the japanese people are in mourning following the death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it was announced he was dead. good grief! after half a century of delighting fans around the world, charlie brown and the rest of the gang are calling it quits. the singer paul simon starts his tour of south africa tomorrow in spite of protests and violence from some black activist groups. they say international artists should continue to boycott south africa until majority rule is established. teams were trying to scoop up lumps of oil as france recognises it faces an ecol

mr weinstein again has the right to a fair trial, and we're going to continue to press on and remindent until proven guilty. this feels much more momentous than the trial ofjust one man. it's a culminating moment in the global #metoo movement. a milestone event that will be watched by women and men all across the world. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. let's ta ke let's take you back to south—eastern iran. this is where the funeral procession general soleimani reaching its final stage. his body has just arrived in the city and he will be buried here in the coming hours. all this is part of the fallout from the american drone assassination of the general. us defence secretary has had to troops pulling out of iraq despite a letter suggesting a withdrawal. in the past hour, the trump administration has denied a foreign visa to visit new york. the us company spacex has launched another 60 mini satellites into orbit, part of its plans to build a giant constellation of thousands of spacecraft that will form a global broadband internet system. the satellites were launched on a falcon 9 rock

seth freedman posed as a journalist to gather information for mr weinstein, and says he was just doing his job, and that someone has to do it. but do they, and who polices this billion—dollar, 00:01:43,472 --> 2147483051:37:36,450 shadowy world of 2147483051:37:36,450 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 private intelligence? seth freedman, welcome to hardtalk. hi. now, spies would normally want secrecy, but you started the year by writing an article in the sunday times talking about your work for black cube. why go so public? i was quite happy to stay in the shadows, and then ronan farrow and jodi kantor and megan twohey outed me in their books about the harvey weinstein case and their role in it. and it was their investigation into those women who had allegations of sexual assault against harvey weinstein, who of course is on trial in new york at the moment. he denies the allegations. but you did, with this article, decide actually to be perhaps much more open than you might otherwise have been. can you explain your thinking? i think it's important for people to demystify this sector. and rather

mr weinstein has a right to a fair trial. i believe she thinks he is convicted already.e to australia. the rain came as a welcome respite. people in the fire zones in southern and eastern australia finally got what they had wanted for weeks. a bit of a breather for these firefighters ahead of hotter weather to come, when officials said the blazes would take off again. the picture in the fishing town of eden is very different from that on the weekend. this is what it looked like on saturday night. many people left. others stayed, seeking safety by the water. eden wharf became a makeshift evacuation centre when the fires came close to this town. people came here, they sheltered in boats, in cars, and some in the open air, just to be close to the water. we have a lull in the weather. the temperatures and the winds have dropped, we have rain which many people have been telling me they have been praying for, but we know this is not going to last, authorities expect worse conditions later in the week. that has really been the story of these fires. there are more to come and pe

mr. weinstein is going to have to confront the evidence against him and the witnesses. we will see what his defense are. weinstein could face life in prison if convicted, he has pleaded not guilty to all the charges. in york, laura ingle, ktvu fox 2 news . >> katv use amberley spoke with him and his parents and has more on his recovery. >> it is awesome to be home. stomach 2020 is off to a great start for ryan. he can now walk with help of crutches at his home. almost 2 years ago, the teenager became paralyzed from the neck down after an accident during a high school wrestling match he needed the help of a ventilator to breathe. the long journey eased in part by his resilient spirit. >> everything kind of came together. stuff doesn't usually work out for me, so. >> reporter: he received treatment at craig hospital which specializes in spinal cord injuries. ryan took his first solo steps. >> for him to be walking now is pretty incredible. >> reporter: ryan and his parents credit a great medical team and support for friends and strangers for helping them cope for the chall

mr. weinstein -- >> so you are saying it's transactional on their part? at do you say when you hear from his defense attorney? >> why no women themselves would say that's quintessential weinstein, blaming the victim. and after speaking with all these women at hearing from them first hand, none of them, none of them to a t wanted to be in the situation. hearing the trauma that many of them have gone through and now pulled through. i think first of all it's remarkable for them. and that kind of comment is insulting to them. >> martha: you know, it's so difficult. and, so this defense comes down to two specific cases. one is a sexual assault case and one is a rape case. as you have watched this played out, are they worried that he will get off the hook? >> i think there is a level of anxiety about that. they will all say -- most of them say, this is bigger than harvey weinstein. this is one man, and yes he should go to jail for the rest of his life. that's their words, not mine. but this is just the beginning. it represents a lot if he does get convicted, but

mr. weinstein, again, has a right to a fair trial. i think she believes he's convicted already. hat's not how this works. >> weinstein has denied any criminal wrongdoing and claims any sexual acts were consensual. >>> all right, the dallas cowboys moving quickly. the team set to hire mike mccarthy as the team's next coach. >> jerry jones and the cowboys let us know on sunday night they were officially moving on from jason garret and yesterday the new surfacing they had already found their new man. according to multiple reports the team set to make it official later this week. mccarthy made the playoff in 9 of his 13 seasons coaching the packers. he won the super bowl with green bay in 2011 beating the steelers at the cowboys state. now the milwaukee bucks getting blown out. the spurs handling them beating the bucks 126-104. patty mills knocked about 6 threes for the spurs in the game. mills from australia and says it's been tough watching the coverage of the wildfires that continue to wreak havoc on his country. >> going through some tough times now, our whole country is. and we'

mr. weinstein, is this how fyou want to go to jail, using your cell phone in a courtroom? to to remand him jail unless weinsteine played by les. >>>> a dramatic beginning to a ial sure to take weeks to unfold. thk you for being with us. >> "newshour "hur that is the" tonight. you may go online to fthe latest on iran's attacks on american and coalitionts in iraq. president trump says he will have a statement tomorrow morning. thank you for joining us. from all of us at "pbs newshour ,"ee thank you aou soon. >> major funding has been provided by -- >> before we talkbout your investments, what is new? >>ec audrey is expng twins. we want to put money aside for them, so change in plans. >> let's see what we can adjust. >> changing plans. >> are you painting again? if you could sell these. >> let me guess, change in plans. >> at fidelity change in plans is always part of the plan. >> cruisel americanines. bnsf railway. consumer cellular. the ford foundation working with hevisionaries onront lines of social change. carnegie corporation of new york supporting innovations in educati

mr. weinstein has to confront the evidence against him and the witnesses, and we will see what his defense. is. >> reporter: he could face life if prison if he's convicted. he's pled not guilty to all charges. laura ingle, fox 2 news. >>> we are learning the number of terminally ill people who have taken their lives since the death with dignity law was passed in california. from june of 2016 when it was passed through the end of 2018, 1108 prescriptions have been written for the lethal medications, 807 people have taken the medication to end their lives. >>> new rules on exporting some artificial intelligence to china and other countries going into effect today according to the commerce department the rules could affect technology used for analyzing satellite images or crops or trade patterns. special licensing is required to sell the software outside of the u.s. >>> the redevelopment project is at a standstill, the contra costa building developer has not been able to come to an agreement. they want to use a certain number of union members,, but lenard said it will make it too expensive. >

mr. weinstein has always maintained that any sexual activity he engaged in was consensu consensual. >> reporterense pointing to emails from accusers to weinstein after the alleged assaul assaults, lots of love. miss you, big guy. it would be great to see you again. those alleged victims are expected to take the stand at trial to explain the emails and describe their alleged assaults by the hollywood giant. a lead detective of the new york sex crimes division was accused of coaching a witness, causing one charge to be dismissed along with one of the alleged victims. in early 2019 weinstein switched attorneys to the high profile josÉ baez along with harvard law professor ron sullivan. >> he is innocent. that is what harvey weinstein has said to this court. >> reporter: prosecutors revealed they were going to call additional women to testify during the trial to show a pattern of weinstein's conduct. cnn obtained an exclusive interview with brar bra ziv before it was known me would be the expert. she was asked general questions about sexual assault in the workplace. >> that's the first thing that t

just because a woman makes a claim does not mean that it is true and just because mr weinstein is accusedt names in hollywood have accused him of harassment and assault — angelina jolie, gwyneth paltrow, and ashleyjudd among them. writerjasmine lobe is also one of the silence breakers who has accused weinstein of sexual assault. cases are sometimes hard to prove. her fear is he could be acquitted. i would be really afraid if he is not held accountable. and i think a lot of silence breakers will be, and just, you know, survivors in general. it will hurt. it will hurt to know that we have been hurt and that nothing would happen. so, i hope the court does the right thing. the fall of harvey weinstein didn't only up—end hollywood. it spawned a global metoo movement on the streets, in the workplace, and online. one that ignited a conversation about consent, equal pay and toxic masculinity, one that demonstrated the magnitude of the sexual harassment problem around the world. harvey weinstein has apparently told friends he is planning a post—trial comeback, but that seems delusional, given the

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mr weinstein — who was in court for the opening statements — denies the charges, saying his sexual encounterss former prime minister malcolm turnbull has been saying to the bbc about the bushfire crisis. bear in mind there's history here... malcolm turnbull was ousted by the liberal party in 2018 in a bitter row over emissions targets — and the current prime minister scott morrison took over. right, let's start with this. everybody knew we were in a very dry time and as a consequence the fire season was likely to be very bad. so rather than doing what a leader should do and preparing people for that, he downplayed it, so i can't explain any of it. 0k — but under malcolm turnbull, the australian government abandoned plans to set emissions targets in law. that was seen as giving in to the right of the liberal party. mr turnbull puts it another way. the right in the liberal party, i'm not suggesting they used guns and bombs or anything like that, but their approach is one of intimidation. he also hit out at the section of the australian media run by rupert murdoch. it is full of climate deniers,

mr. weinstein has a right to a fair trial. i believe he is convicted already. has plead not guilty saying any relations were consensual. he also made references to several photographs they would be introducing as evidence, not revealing what those show, but saying they would be handled sensitively so as to not embarrass weinstein. all the while several of weinstein's accusers gathered, wearing red, they say to take their power back. >> thate've come to this moment of justice is staggering. the trial means so much to so many. >> in total, more than 80 women have accused harvey weinstein of some form of sexual misconduct. today those l.a. investigators said they hope the new charges will inspire even more possible victims to come forward. trevor ault, abc news. >> new york. >>> john bolton says he would testify if he's subpoenaed by the senate in its impeachment trial. bolton issued a statement today saying he has weighed the issue of executive privilege and conclude head is prepared to testify. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has publicly expressed resista

mr. weinstein, is this how you want tgo to jail, for using your cell phone in a courtroom?" atening to remand him to jail unless weinstein played by the rules. >> nawaz: a dramatic beginning to a trial that's sure take several weeks to unfold. jodi kantor, thank yofor being with us today. >> thank you. >> wdruff: in the italian alps, going back to nature is taking on a whole new meaning. a survival expert is teaching men and women to learn to live ke neanderthals. special correspondent malcolm brabant left his own mancave to watch a couple of guys try to become cavemen. >> reporter: guido camia used to be a pastry chef, but has traded his kitchen for the riverbank. camia is at ho here, teaching his charges how to rig a primitive fishing net from twigs. >> ( translated ): hunting is one of those things that can gou wellcan also go bad. you might not eat anything one daand have lots the next.yo every morninhave to think how you are going to make it to the evening.r: >> reporis students are daniele bernocco, with the beard, a chemical engineer in automotive industry, and luca be

will be selected tomorrow in the trial which relates to two women, but some 80 women have accused mr weinsteines against him. 0ur north america correspondent nick bryant reports. it's awards season in hollywood. in the world he used to dominate, he'd be wearing a tuxedo and parading down the red carpet. but the swagger is long gone. he walks now with the help of a frame. harvey weinstein cut a feeble figure as he arrived for his trial in new york. just watching him enter a courthouse provided a moment of catharsis for some of his female accusers. the women who spoke out, the women who upended his world, the women who ignited a global movement, and the women who won't get their day in court. today, ladyjustice is staring down a super predator — you. you thought you could terrorise me and others into silence. you were wrong. we rose from your ashes, we rise together. as we stand here at the beginning of a new year and a new decade, time's up on sexual harassment in all workplaces. time's up on blaming survivors. time's up on empty apologies without consequences. and time's up on the pervasive cu

just because a woman makes a claim does not mean that it is true and just because mr weinstein is accusedsed him of harassment and assault — angelina jolie, gwyneth paltrow, and ashleyjudd among them. writerjasmine lobe is also one of the silence breakers who has accused weinstein of sexual assault. cases are sometimes hard to prove. her fear is he could be acquitted. i'll be really afraid if he is not held accountable. and i think a lot of silence breakers will be, and just, you know, survivors in general. it will hurt. it will hurt to know that we have been hurt and that nothing would happen. so, i hope the court does the right thing. the fall of harvey weinstein didn't only up—end hollywood. it spurred a global metoo movement on the streets, in the workplace, and online. one that ignited a conversation about consent, equal pay and toxic masculinity, one that demonstrated the magnitude of the sexual harassment problem around the world. harvey weinstein has apparently told friends he is planning a post—trial comeback but that seems delusional, given the number of women who have accused h

some 80 women have accused mr weinstein of sexual misconduct, but this trial relates to just two of them the court in new york. what is the latest you have for us? well, it's been a day of high emotions, both inside and outside of the courtroom. now, harvey weinstein of course, this trial is a pivotal moment notjust of course, this trial is a pivotal moment not just for of course, this trial is a pivotal moment notjust for his of course, this trial is a pivotal moment not just for his accusers, but for the entire global me two movements, court proceedings have beenjoined now, movements, court proceedings have been joined now, but movements, court proceedings have beenjoined now, but proceedings laughed —— lasted for over an hour and both the prosecution and defence argued about the submission of certain evidence including photos that the defence didn't want introduced, and then it, jury selection begins tomorrow, and of course, that's going to be critical in this trial amongst thousands of jurors, they will need to select just 12, so that could last as long as two weeks on its own before

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