. >>> accusations of sexual miscoduct against ms nbc anchor christmas yous. they are surfacing, or resurfacing after 18 years. the daily caller is reporting that nbc paid a staffer for chris's show back in 1999. after she brought a sexual harassment complaint against him. the report claims that the network paid her $40,000 to settle the claim. the accuser said christmas yous made inappropriate comments to her and made inappropriate jokes about her to other staff members. ms nbc says christmas yous was punished at the time of the owe even if. >>> rocker gene simmons is being sued for second you'll battery, assault and gender violence. unnamed radio broadcaster from california accused the kiss front man of unwarranted sexual advances. during an interview last month woman said simmons grabbed her hand forcibly placed it on his knee. she claims that the 58 year-old touched her back side , made sexual innuendo, and he denies the accusations. >>> okay. an unusual moment last night in the cowboys/raiders game i don't know if you stayed up for this, how this strange

and ms nbc says matthews was punished at the time of the owe even if. >>> rocker gene simmons is beingsued for sexual battery, assault and gender violence. there was a radio broadcaster unnamed who accused the kiss front man of unwarranted sexual advances during a interview last month. women said he grabbed her hand and forcefully placed it on his knee and she said the 68 year-old touched her back side and made sexual innuendo. he denies the accusations. >>> in other news a 25 year-old recovering this morning after being shot during an attempted robbery. it happened in the castor section of the city. victim was walking on the 6900 block of large street last night about nine credit 30 when a gunman tried to rob him victim ran away, suspect opened fire, striking a victim and he got a grazed wound to the head. victim was able to run to the wawa and got help. >> he ran about one block and police first found him he was in the wawa, bleeding from the head and shoulder and he was disoriented from being shot twice but when police were driving him to einstein he was able to give a description o

accusations of sexual misconduct against ms nbc anchor christmas yous surfac ing from 18 years ago. daily reporter report ago this nbc paid thousands of dollars for his show back in 1999 after she brought a sexual harassment complaint against him. it also claims that the network paid her $40,000 to settle the claim. at cueser said matthews made inappropriate comments to her and inappropriate jokes about her to others. ms nbc said he was punished at the time of the owe even if. >>> rocker gene simmons is being sued for sexual battery, assault and gender violence. unname radio broadcaster from california, accused the kiss front man, of unwarranted sexual advances during a interview last movement simmons grabbed her hand and forcefully placed it on his knee. she claims that the 68 year-old touched her back side and made sexual innuendo. he denies the accusations. >>> a 25 year-old man is recovering right now after being shot during an attempted robbery in the castor section of the city. police say victim was walking on the 6900 block of large street last evening around 9:30 when a gunm

ms nbc tried this back in 2013 and he does some big blow-up, some high profile tabloid scrimmage and had to let them go. this is part of the deal that he had by hosting match game on the network >> i think it will be interesting. folks will want to know, we've seen him on snl, of course, doing his donald trump impression, which gained a lot of attention. any way it will be interesting >> i think we know it will be politics and we know where they stand. whether that's the right or not, it's america. and with that said, we'll be right back. right back. . >>> milania trump visiting texas with karen pence continuing the hurricane harvey efforts. they traveled to rock port texas to meet a family. whose house was destroyed by the storm. mrs. trump and mrs. pence also went to a local elementary school an local food bank >>> christmas eve less than three weeks away, if you have a millennial in your life. here's ideas for what you can buy. >> this is probably a very popular >> how about that idea would you consider picking up one of their opportunity loan payments? a survey found nearly 70% o

he was not mentally deficient that's what the ms nbc crowd saying. i don't know if anyone is watching the other network this is is trump at his best and it is playings offense and making america great and he is producing results that is show whenning he talks benefit 401k and home overship in communities that have not had high home overship and employment numbers are doing well. i think that the president needs to play offense and pound on that law. lines resonated the best when the president talks about securing our boarders. locking the boarders and building the wall. >> he thinks roy moore with the past allegation says he needs that senate vote. he needs the vote. he needs that support in the senate for everything he is doing. yet, could that come back to by the him in 2018 in the other close race. democrats will make it come back. i find an irony the most straight laced bigoted hard leaned people are in the belt buckle of the bible bechlt so moralistic they have no tolerance. they will vote for roy moore next ttsz the open minded cosmopolitan peo

he was not mentally deficient that's what the ms nbc crowd saying. i don't know if anyone is watching the other network this is is trump at his best and it is playings offense and making america great and he is producing results that is show whenning he talks benefit 401k and home overship in communities that have not had high home overship and employment numbers are doing well. i think that the president needs to play offense and pound on that law. lines resonated the best when the president talks about securing our boarders. locking the boarders and building the wall. >> he thinks roy moore with the past allegation says he needs that senate vote. he needs the vote. he needs that support in the senate for everything he is doing. yet, could that come back to by the him in 2018 in the other close race. democrats will make it come back. i find an irony the most straight laced bigoted hard leaned people are in the belt buckle of the bible bechlt so moralistic they have no tolerance. they will vote for roy moore next ttsz the open minded cosmopolitan peo

. >> theatre tv ms nbc 11 ral joe speck layingly touch trump's team will go to jail rest of their lives. watch this. >> knowing them i think they are shocked that the news is tightening. i don't know if they were arrogant or just incredibly unself aware and really dumb about what the job was about and how important it was and how under the microscope every move would be they thought they would riff through it. i think they are shocked that the noose is tightening and people might go to jail for their lives. >> stress of it all. now that is author and radio american talk show host civil right's attorney darryl parks. it is so entertaining to watch the emotional brake down they share every day in the national platform it is worth watching for the emotional cacatharsisis you see every day. they need group therapy on television. dana? >> sean. sorry. >> i'm trying to figure out. what are they thinking they will get him on? so far, michael flynn did the same martha stewart has done. sean, what were we told a year ago? we were told the russians were storming the white house and the russians w

everything you see on cable tv, our good friends at ms nbc and cnn and fox, everything you see in the foreground is pro wrestling. it doesn't matter. it's just noise. it's just noise. the real action is what takes place behind the curtain. why are seven of the nine richest counts in this country around washington, d.c.? why for the first time since the development of the silicon shift that washington, d.c. has a higher per capita income than silicon valley? and silicon valley is the greatest create or of wealth in mankind's history. it's because it's not the $4 trillion that you've got. it's all the off balance sheet. cash that got to play with too. remember, we have $20 trillion. that's just tiny. the contingent liabilities depending on what your assumptions are anywhere from $60 trillion to $200 trillion. the global stock markets the other day, i think it was on friday, they reached the total aggregate amount reached i think it was $100 trillion. am i correct i saw that number? how much has gone to the middle class in this country? how much has gone to the working class in this coun

. >> theatre tv ms nbc 11 >> sean: conspiracy theory tv msnbc's liberal joe is speculating that presidenteam are going to go to jail for the rest of their lives. watch this. >> knowing them, i think they are shocked that the noose is tightening. i don'tng think not what they we unself-aware or really dumb about what the job was about, how important it was, and how under the microscope every move you make would be. i just thought they would go in there and flimflam and riff through it. i think they are shocked that the noose ise tightening and tht people might go to jail. >> your exactly right. >> for the rest of their lives. >> sean: the stress of it all. joining us now, dana loesch. civil rights attorney, darrell parks. it is so entertaining to watch the emotional breakdown that they are sharing together every day and t this national platfor. it is almost, not quite, worth watching, just for the emotional catharsis you see every day. it is unhinged. they need group therapy on television. dana? >> sean, what do they think they are going to get him on at this point? so far, michael flynn j

way i like to think about isis and others is that we are in a content war >> at 8:00 p.m., former ms nbc news anchor with her book everything you need to know about social media without having to call the kids >> in social media, everybody can get together and everybody can join together and do incredible things that there are stories in the book about what others have done with social media. social media, it's not really new. all that's new are these delivery platforms. think about it. we have smoke signals. that was social media. the party line, the telephone line, that was social media. everybody on the block and get on the phone. what's so different is that everything is amplified in terms of how far you reach and of course the speed of the communication. >> for the full schedule good book to.org. >> this weekend on american history tv from, yale university historian joann freeman on alexander hamilton >> when washington become president in 1789, he made hamilton the first secretary of the treasury. a structured international financial system and pushed to strengthen and empower the

he's been there for a decade now and he's also an ms nbc contributors so ladies and gentlemen, join me in welcoming dan rather and capehart. [applause] i'm just going to add a little bit more to the bio that brad gave. i'm assuming everyone knows who dan rather is but as a journalist i feel the need to say this, that dan rather isa journalists journalist . he worked at cbs news for 44 years, 24 of those years, you were beamed into our homes as anchor of the cbs evening news and after your departure from the network in 2005, you kept working. you're still working as brad talked about a nice i'm sure all all of you know, the news and guts, the news and guts facebook page. your own personalfacebook page and now your latest book , what unites us: reflections on patriotism and that's what brings us here tonight. so on behalf of myself, on behalf of journalists my age and maybe a little younger who have looked to you as a guidepost, welcome to washington, welcome to george washingtonuniversity . >> thank you very much. [applause] >> so then, and i can call you dan, right? your birthday was h

dozens of current and former staffer whose say that there was general knowledge within all ranks of nbc ms. >> reporter: in a call with employees, andrew lack said he could not get into the details of the accusation but said there was a power dynamic in play that encounters inappropriate. >>> coming up in the next half hour. the seismic shakeup along the east coast. what we're learning about the rare earthquake that shook buildings from virginia to connecticut. >>> but first, a manhunt under way in las vegas. we're getting a first look at the brazen holdup at the bellagio, that's next. breathe freely fast wmy congestion's gone. i can breathe again! i can breathe again! vicks sinex... breathe on. >>> the vault at the bellagio safeguards every dime that passes through each of the casinos above it, and we're going to rob it. >> slightly more complicated than that. >> yeah. >> i'm sure you know it, that's george clooney and matt damon in 2001, plotting the heist at the casino on the strip. >> but we're getting a look at the real-life robbery at the bellagio, and this guy didn't have the help o

ms nbc anchor christmas yous faces claims from 18 years ago daily call are reporting that nbc paid thousandshow in 1999 after she brought a sexual harassment complaint against the hoe, report claims that the network paid her $40,000. and then. >> yeah that was a long time ago. >> 1999. >> yeah. >> rocker gene simmons being sued for sexual battery, salt, gender violence, unnamed radio broadcaster of california accused kiss front man of unwanted sexual advances. during the interview last month the 68 year-old grab her hand and forcefully placed it on his knee, simmons denies the accusation. >> meanwhile matt damon is facing criticism over his reaction to the recent sexual harassment allegations, in an interview, matt said that, well, there is a spectrum of behavior. he also said that we live in a culture of outrage. unquote all of that behavior- need to be confronted but is there a continuum. on this end of the continuum, where you have rape and child molestation or whatever, you know, that is prison time. that is criminal behavior. it need to be dealt with, that way. the other stuff is just k

an ms nbc spokesperson says the remarks were found to be in poor taste, but not as propositions.in 1999, this matter was thoroughly reviewed and dealt with. at that time, matthews received a formal reprimand. with all this going on, we've learned anita hill was tapped to be the chair of the hollywood commission for eliminatinging sexual harassment and advancing equality in the workplace. hill famously came forward against accusations against clarence thomas, supreme court justice, in 1980. >> so many different strands to this story. >>> we're going to switch gears and get a check of the weather for christmas. >> so it's a week, right? we'll show you what we think right now are the chances on of a white christmas, which basically means an inch of snow on the ground or more. spokane, down to denver, light snow. santa fe, chicago, pittsburgh, even boston just on the edge, beckley, west virginia. look at what we're expecting right now on christmas morning. western two-thirds of the country pretty clear. frigid up in the plains. but we're talking about snow. there's a possibility one

it gives something for cnn and ms nbc to talk about. when barack obama was president then donald trump, before he was president made comments about him not being born in this country. it's just a misdirection for the political party not in power to distract voters. host: we've had people from across the nation saying they're interested. would you qualify them as real americans and possibly interested? caller: i didn't mean to say that they weren't real americans. i'm just saying that there's people around this country, you don't just sit around and have nothing to do with washington. they're worried about putting food on their table and paying their bills. they don't have time to sit around thinking about what's going on in washington. ost: we'll hear next from lily in missouri. these people how much he president loves them. the tax break -- they started taking money out of our medicare. we got a raise and they take it back. host: before you go too far. your level of interest into the russian investigation. if he wasn't hiding anything

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nbc 10 app. >>> right now at 6:00, a ms. america scandal that could force the century old pageant out of atlantic city. the pageant's ceo is accused of name calling and fat shaming former contestants. vulgar remarks were made public in leaked e-mails. cydney long is talking to former contestants who want the ceo to step down. >> reporter: there she is, ms. america on the very boards where the beauty queens have showcased their intelligence, community service and talent. today, reaction to the ms. america internal e-mail scandal. >> everything that's going on is just disgraceful. >> reporter: many shocked to learn about the huffington post's reveal of years' worth of leaked e-mails by the ceo and other higher ups. speaking about contestants and former winners. in those exchanges comments like 80% of the winners don't have the class, smarts or model for success. they also spoke about a recent former winner preparing for quotes, her new career as a blimp in the macy's thanksgiving day parade and referred to her active sex life.

. >> nbc 10 also spoke to ms. new jersey 2015, she told us ms. america contestants do tremendous work in our communities at the national, state and local levels. we must report those efforts, support those efforts and empower these women through this hardship. >>> to new information on the deadly train derailment in washington state. the ntsb has looked through all the videos from the train. the videos do not show any members of the crew using a personal electronic device. at six seconds before the derailment, the engineer can be heard commenting on the train's speed. the ntsb says the train was going more than twice the speed limit when it derailed and killed three people on monday. >>> safety and security is at the top of mind for travelers today. new reporting reveals how five decades of train accidents could have been stopped. nbc 10 investigative reporter mitch blocker is joining us. you have startling numbers? >> reporter: yeah, is travelers flood train stations across the country, including here at 30th street station. new reporting from t

it reminds me of the person nbc,y who is on fox news, ms wall street journal, try to figure out what are the opinions and why are they so disparate? this is something which has happened in our past. >> do you read the other side's blogs every morning or avoid them? abraham lincoln became president of the united states -- and he with alexander stephens. lots of those stories. about congressman trying to kill each other on the floor of congress. talk to joanne if you want some stories about blood letting among rivals. back row, in the corner. then up here. persistingly the dismaying things in american politics today is to watch a lot of major religious leaders, you know, move for, you know, work against climate change and, especially here with immigration and this sort of thing. on the other side we see southern evangelicals who just line up right behind a guy who was conspicuously one of the most immoral men in our country and to see politicians just co-opt their religion as if they were southern preachers. not all not, um, it's evangelicals. there are the sojourner evangelicals who d

nbc 10 news. >> now, with wentz out, nick foe foles took over as quarterback. he didn't waiver. he helped guide the team to a ms, locking up a playoff spot for the birds. after the game, he said he and his teammates are thinking of carson wez. >> he's our leader and will always be our leader. we love hum and we're going to play for him. that's all we can do. >> obviously, he's been such a special player for us and a big reason why we just clinched the division. >> it's emotional, a guy you work with every day, you think the world of. i know i said earlier, i think he's an mvp. it's not easy, but i think this team will step up and rally no matter what. >> no matter who we put out there, i feel like this team has got something special in him and we'll keep battling and a lot of good players on the team and we'll overcome injuries all the time and wehle s'll see what ha. >> here's what carson wentz tweeted, nfl east champs, so proud of the resiliency of this team, such a special group of men and i greatly appreciate all the prayers. i know my god is a powerful one with a perfect plan. time to just lean into him an