through hell. >> phyllis' sister peggy hood says phyllis' road through hell began three months earliernt to see dr. weinberger. >> she had trouble catching her breath. she seemed to have sort of cold-like systems or bronchitis. she just seemed rundown. >> you thought it might be allergies or a cold. >> yeah. >> it could have been a number of things. her voice was raspy. she had a sore throat. but perhaps the most troubling symptom for phyllis, a lifelong smoker, was that she had recently begun coughing up blood. >> i believe when she went to dr. weinberger she told him she was a smoker. i don't think she tried to hide that from anybody. >> how did she find out about mark weinberger? >> i believe one of her co-workers may have seen billboards. >> the nose dr. >> uh-huh. >> in hindsight, going to the self-proclaimed nose doctor may have been a mistake. but since phyllis had a long history of sinus problems, seeking out a sinus specialist for her breathing problem seemed logical. >> the first time i heard about him was when she called me. she was going to have sinus surgery and she needed

phyllis diller switched it around. it was about her horrible husband. >> fang, that's my husband. he went to the dentist the other day, the dentist told him, he's got the worst set of tooth he's ever saw in his life. >> for a woman to go on stage and complain about that, it was emancipation, in a way. >> you sure you're a marriage counselor? >> of course, don't i have a sympathetic face? >> well, your face has my sympathy. >> the self-deprecating woman was very popular in the comedy world. >> back from the beauty shop where she's just had her head tarred and feathered, here is miss phyllis diller! >> i think when it came to women doing comedy, certainly stand-up, you had to dress in a way that was crazy. you had to work within the confines of what guys would accept you doing. >> is that all right? i just found it in the dressing room and it fell out. >> you're basically saying, i'm coming up on stage, don't look at me as a woman, look at me as a funny person. >> just looking at the two outfits here, mom's and woody's.

phyllis, let me begin with you.old ronan farrow you feared les moonves would get away with this. are you satisfied that he hasn't? >> yeah. i'm okay. it's -- i -- there are -- i have gone through so many, you know, years. and, um, i would like him to be accountable for what he did. >> and gloria, there still are some questions about these independent investigations that have been contracted by cbs. are you satisfied that those will be truly independent? >> well, george, that is a good question because so many people have contacted me are concerned about whether they should speak to the independent investigators because, after all, they're being paid by cbs. i do think that the fact that there are two law firms involved, that they're going to interview as many accusers as they can, and they will give a report to the cbs board is very important. >> and phyllis, les moonves said the accusations in the article are untrue. he said he never used his position to hinder the advancement or careers of women. what's your respo

phyllis golden-gottlieb told the magazine he sexily assaulted her in 1996. phyllis golden-gottlieb said, he reaches over and pulls me up, i mean hard, against the wall. golden-gottlieb said she kept quiet because she feared for her livelihood saying, he absolutely ruined my career. he was the head of cbs. no one was going to take me. massage therapist deborah kitay says moonves exposed himself to her during a session in the '90s. >> when i was at his home, i had brought my massage table and he was lying on his back. i had him covered up with a sheet, and he actually pulled the sheet off of himself and threw it onto the floor. i just picked it up and put it back on him and said, you know, cover that up. >> reporter: these latest accusations add to those from seven other women who previously accused moonves of offenses ranging from unwanted advances to sexual assault. just last year the media mogul addressed the me too movement. >> i think it's important that a company's culture will not allow for this. >> reporter: in a statement released overnight, moonves c

about these things, but you don't think it's going to happen to you. >> reporter: former television phyllisden gottleib worked with moonves at lara mar telepictures in the '80s. she said moonves forced her to perform oral sex on him. >> he grabbed my head and grabbed it and pushed it down -- i mean, i knew what was happening, but it was horrendous. >> reporter: her attorney gloria allred says tomorrow gottleib will be interviewed by investigators from cbs. moonves, who says he never misused his power to harm or hinder anyone, joined cbs in 1995. julie chen is married to moonves and has stood by him. today she did not appear on the cbs show "the talk" where she is the co-host. her co-hosts didn't hold back. >> but today we say, enough is enough. >> a white police officer in texas is freon bail charged with manslaughter after killing an unarmed black man in his own apartment. she claims she thought it was her apartment. omar villafranca has more. >> reporter: this video shows off-duty dallas officer amber geyger talking on the phone moments after police say she shot and killed 26-year-old bot

experts warn hurricane florence could kill thousands of farm animals and triggered catastrophic ways phyllis. no can figure out what's going on there. plus the experts actually heard the warning what did i know all right what do they know other than all the necessary information to make an informed decision about what could very likely happen in the future but other than that. other than that what do they know nothing right. years ago the experts said climate change was going to cause a larger more powerful storms and flooding and the wise north carolina legislators band of the scientific protections of a sea level rise as you can say that it's working out swimmingly pun intended pun intended. but i think about this if you don't believe the experts. the science saying that is going to get crazy it makes life a lot more unpredictable which is very exciting it is everything that happened seems like it's out of the blue like oh my god i'm flooding oh god species extinctions i guess it's exciting well it's. like i've said ninety seven percent of scientists were to say a train is coming at me and

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the late phyllis schapply offered many books and appeared on book tv dozens of times. here she is in 2000 on our depthprogram. >> i grew up believing i wanted to be educated and train so i could always be able to support myself and that's why i worked my way through college and got a masters and went to work and developed a little career on my own. i never said anything but marrying well but it is a fact that married people are better and better economically and the children are better off. >> you can watch this and many other book tv programs from the past 20 years online at booktv.org. check the author's name and the word book into the search bar at the top of the page. >> now on book tv we want to introduce you to professor richard weikart, where do you teach and what? >> i teach at california state university stanislaus and i teach modern european history. >> host: how manying intos haveow written. >> guest: six books so far. >> host: your two most recent. >> guest: the deal of humanity and the case for life and then hitler's religion. both of those came out in 201

phyllis and norm, you were in the house? >> we were in the house, two mornings ago, about 7:30.he tree uprooted. then a gust of wind came and split the tree and covered the house and took the porch, the front of the house down. we got out the back with our dog. >> reporter: you made it out the back. where are you staying now? >> we are staying next door. a neighbor is out of town and he was gracious enough to let us stay in his house until we -- we are going to be without a home quite a while, obviously. we are grateful for all the neighbors and everybody that has, you know, love comes out. >> reporter: listen, hallie, i want to say, it's phyllis' birthday. happy birthday. thank you for taking time. >> thank you. >> reporter: this is a tight knit family. people are helping each other out. people staying at neighbors until houses are fixed. >> cal, thank you. we want to get to the breaking news, as brett kavanaugh issued the statement saying the allegations against him are false, he is, effectively to use a cliche in washington, doubling down on his denial of the accusations. he

. >> it was too late for phyllis.aving said that, it's never too late to do the right thing. >> this was something that was really something i just needed to do. i can help other women come out because it's terrible for everybody. everyone is frightened of the power. >> her second new yorker article also detailing accounts with allegations of inappropriate behavior during massage therapy. >> he would ask me to work into his genital areas. i was like i don't do that kind of work. >> in a statement provided to the new yorker, moonves admitted to having consensual relations with three of the women and denied any wrong-doing. the accusations in this article are untrue. anyone who knows me knows that the person described in this article is not me. moonves wrote in part -- >> i don't think they expected the story to land the way it did. so specific and so graphic. the behavior described as totally unacceptable. >> back in july when the first round of allegations surfaced in the new yorker, moonves said i always understood a

phyllis golden gottlieb told the magazine moonves sexual assaulted her in 1986.e reaches over and pulls me up and throws me, i mean hard, against the wall. she says she kept quiet because she feared for her livelihood saying, he absolutely ruined my career. he was the head of cbs. no one was going to take me. another accuser saying he's cunning, he's calculating and he's a predator. these latest accusations adding to the list of seven other women who previously accused moonves of offenses ranging from unwanted advances to sexual assault. >> these are all stories in which women said one after another they were terrified and intimidated and they felt their careers suffered as a result. >> reporter: last year, the media titan addressed the "me too" movement. >> but i think it's important that a company's culture will not allow for this. and that's the thing that's far-reaching. >> reporter: the cbs chief responding to these latest allegations in a statement, saying, the appalling accusations in this article are untrue. what is true is that i had consensual relations

phyllis golden-gottlieb said he sexually assaulted her in 1986. he reaches up and pulls me up and throw me, i mean hard, against the the wall. she said she get quiet because she tpaoerld for hfeared for he. and a massage therapist said he exposed himself to her in the '90s. >> i was at his home. i had brought my massage table. and he was lying on his back. i had him cover up with a sheet. and he actually pulled the sheet off of himself and threw it onto the floor >> reporter: the latest accusations add to those from seven other women who previously accused moonves of offenses raining from unwanted advances to sexual assault. in a statement released overnight, moonves called it a privilege to lead cbs, adding untrue allegations from decades ago are now being made against me that are not consistent with who i am. and some are expresses outrage over a sefrpblgs packaseverance could be worth over $100 million. >> the north bay is set to test its alert and warnings systems. it follows widespread criticism over the north bay wildfires. sonoma county who

i wished for phyllis, a plasma tv. i wished for pam to gain courage.ished for angela, a heart, and for kelly, a brain. "michael, how can you appreciate women so much, but also dump one of them?" you mean, how can i be so illogical and flighty and unpredictable and emotional? well, maybe i learned something from women after all. [phone rings] dunder-mifflin paper/ sex predator hotline, this is dwight schrute. [quietly] i have information you have information about the sex predator?redator. i saw him two minutes ago. where? in the women's bathroom, above the sink. anti-flashing task force! above the sink. above the sink. hmm. captioning by courtney at captionmax www.captionmax.com from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: thank you for being here! i'm your host trevor noah! our guest tonight, a fabulous actress, america ferrera is here, everybody! we'll be talking about her new book, "american like me." but first, let's get into the only story anybody was tal

buttress paris phyllis going to check the structure for to once a year. she already keeps track of beavers and is thrilled the authors might show up to. what may exist for me as a real highlight when a species reappears or colm toibin especially when it was basically our fault that it disappeared in the first place authors left because the conditions weren't right for them anymore. although switzerland had to catch the ultra protected species none had been sighted in the wild since the one nine hundred eighty s. these ones live in a zoo. one theory is that toxins in the environment had rendered wild autism far tyler it's exciting that several baby alters have now been seen in the region a few autism one to be living in the come to terms of solitude and bam but other more and where. well until to truckers have already been signed up in the areas marked in red. that the south. is looking for those telltale signs on the banks of the river come to. this might or might not be relevant evidence but the volunteer trucker takes a photo just in case. this structur

. >> reporter: in all 12 women now speaking out including phyllis golden-gottlieb who accusing him ofically restraining her and forcing her to perform oral sex on him and says he was later physically violent. >> he picked me up and threw me against the wall. i mean, i just lay on the floor and cried. >> reporter: when the initial allegations against moonves first surfaced in july his wife julie chen defended her husband calling him a decent and moral man. >> i will stand by that statement today, tomorrow, forever. >> reporter: she took a break from her cbs talk show. her co-hosts addressing the accusations against moonves. >> he's not been convicted of any crime, but obviously the man has a problem. >> reporter: then expressing support for chen and her husband's accusers. >> somebody that breaks somebody's life like that has to be accountable and -- [ applause ] >> reporter: moonves adamantly denying the new allegations and claiming consensual relationships with three of the women saying i have never used my position to hinder the advancement or careers of women. eva pilgrim, abc news

. >> reporter: in all, 12 women, including phyllis golden-gottlieb who accuses moonves of "physically restraining her and forcing her to perform oral sex on him." the retired tv executive says as a single mother she was too afraid to report him. she also says he was later physically violent. >> he picked me up and threw me against the wall. i mean, i just lay on the floor and cried. >> reporter: gotlieb says moonves retaliated against her when she rejected him. >> he really hurt my career. >> reporter: when the initial allegations against moonves first surfaced in july, his wife julie chen defended her husband, calling him a "decent and moral" man. >> i will stand by that statement today, tomorrow, forever. >> reporter: today, she took a break from her cbs talk show, her co-hosts addressing the accusations against moonves. >> he's not been convicted of any crime. but obviously the man has a problem. >> reporter: then expressing support for chen and her husband's accusers. >> somebody that breaks somebody's life like that has to be accountable. >> reporter: moonves denying the new alle

retired television executive phyllis golden gottlieb made one of those allegations. she said when moonves was at lorimar telly pictures he forced her to perform -- telepictures he forced her to perform oral sex and threw her violently against the wall and she said, "he absolutely ruined my career," and there were psych other disturbing allegations. >> there's -- six other disturbing allegations. >> there's an attitude of predatory behavior against people who are subservient to him. >> reporter: moonves made a statement saying i am deeply saddened to be leaving the company. the resignation has led to a shake-up of the cbs board of directors. five members are leaving. six are added including three women. moonves could receive around $100 million as part of a severance package, but that's dependent on an internal investigation which will determine if cbs had cause to fire its top executive. $20million of the severence will be donated to organizations supporting the me too movement. the board will decide its course of action by the end of january. hena doba, cbs news, ne

rose from phyllis maybe he's looking down from heaven and seasons. sees me standing here with his granddaughter open for them. that would make him happy. and profiling. for the joy that i got. our driver this insists on inviting us to his home the traditional meal served to guests is prepared over several days it includes fresh mutton. say thanks. when we go with them they'll grow their own room alone or in a. group . but that one is good right. a. bunch of the ones in the. white. my mother's family settled in well when they moved from siberia to correct out thousands of germans. were already living here they had much in common german language the forbidden lutheran bible songs from the homeland there was no better place than car a town that's what my mother felt at the time. and yet the strasser want and powerful incident for and we had friends and relatives on every street. it was down about fifty five when i was done with work i would visit someone on the floor i would visit a friend or my sister or another sister or another friend the friend and

. >> reporter: former television executive phyllis golden- gottlieb worked with moonves at lorimar telepictures in the '80s. she says moonves forced her to perform oral sex on him. >> he grabbed my head, and grabbed it and pushed it down. i mean, i knew what was happening, but it was horrendous. >> reporter: her attorney, gloria allred, says tomorrow gottlieb will be interviewed by investigators from cbs. moonves, who says he never misused his power to harm or hinder anyone, joined cbs in 1995. julie chen is married to moonves and has stood by him. today, she did not appear on the cbs show "the talk," where she is a co-host. her co-hosts didn't hold back. >> but today we say, enough is enough. en reporter: in a statement today, the interim chairman and c.e.o., joe iannello, said "it hi the people of this corporation that make cbs what it is." in addition to moonves, the cbs board continues to investigate sexual harassment allegations s"ainst "60 minutes" executive producer jeff fager and the culture at cbs news. wff, no word on how long those investigations will take. >> glor: jericka, thanks t

phyllis golden-gottlieb told the magazine moonves sexually assaulted her in 1986, "he reaches over and pulls me up and throws me, i mean hard, against the wall." golden-gottlieb says she kept quiet because she feared for her livelihood. saying, "he absolutely ruined my career. he was the head of cbs. no one was going to take me." another accuser saying he's cunning, calculating, and a predator. these latest accusations adding to the list of seven other women who previously accused moonves of offenses ranging from unwanted advances to sexual assault. >> these are all stories in which women said they were terrified and intimidated, and they felt their careers suffered as a result. >> reporter: last year, the media titan addressed the me too movement. >> i think it's important that a company's culture will not allow for this. and that's the thing that's far-reaching. >> reporter: tonight, the cbs chief responding to the latest allegations in a statement, saying the appalling accusations in the article are untrue. what is true, i had consensual relations with three of the women some 25 yea

authorities at both the federal state and municipal level to get her drugs now i hear the bullet is rather phyllis's he still doesn't win if the field is started the only now that the only stage to brunch speak up for his image will be. a useless with a ping me which you know in the us was combustion project much i will kill him when you see what they supply july the makers to the file is example with their own souls a good idea still a fun show me with a good idea go to do it on fan support i've looked at them a formalistic and on things you've said main form on the ground up or. down for this. and get down get down to the. south of the land the turks go in and. out on the parking lot of the finite city of the implant and as you stand. she was happy and i'm pleased that saskia on the stand when you see fit now don't ask the dozen d.v.d.'s of the mrs would f.e.n.'s up by somebody was given to me because i find it wow now on my behalf i mean i was happy about how nice. movie. theater that the fans are much more easy to. buy twenty thirteen some eighteen thousand patients were bringing lawsuits to the

sot: phyllis james, aunt// "normally she will contact her and let her know where she's at. even if shere her daughter is and it's been a long time that she hasnt heard from her and the family is very worried."adding to their worry...richmond police came to her mom's door thursday morning around midnight saying they tried to stop the car her daughter was last driving but instead found a male driver inside who ran away with davis no where in sight. ( marty ) police are trying to track down more car break-in suspects. take a look... morgan hill police got several calls of a suspicious vehicle roaming neighborhoods. police say, the vehicle was connected to a number of thefts from unlocked vehicles. surveillance video captured the suspects checking out several cars. the suspect vehicle is a white ford s-u-v... possibly an explorer or expedition. if you have seen this vehicle or can identify these suspects... you are asked to contact morgan hill police. ( marty )in vallejo... police are looking for the person who made 18 people sick in a pepper spray attack thursday. here's a surveillance ph

you're selling yourself you think schroeder marcus was a hero from whose point of view of my office phyllis my point of view he did what he had to do is present the material don't bring the bodies are thirty four hundred people on the story it's you don't care about that you must remember that the president cannot monitor every movement of every soldier if a soldier made abuses or so he didn't know what was going on the buck didn't start with just president he knew what was going on think he would allow that. you must remember that people would like to know the close of the president doing things for the president and even the president this is no it he focused if from their point of view it would be good to depressed they would do it for instance if they feel that this particular person is going to kill the president they will kill him so that the president will be same are you telling me now that you will blame the president for the. thirty four try to. get the. globe they make a commitment. being their nation. and their continent except for cars on the move stories about motivational cha

asked about miss barry at the interview on october 9 said, re reported to have "well, i don't know phyllisnd she doesn't know me there are quite a few people to say come forward that they saw you and miss barry together and that you . i wouldor hill: disagree with that. she worked at the eeoc. she did attend some staff meetings there. we were not close friends. we did not socialize together and she has no basis for making a comment about my social interests, with regard to clarence thomas or anyone else. i might add, that at the time that i had an active social life and that i was involved with other people. ms. anna je: did arez, whod ms. jc alv both have provided statements attesting to the relationship , aween you and ms. barry friendly one. where she would have known you were coworkers in a position to observe your relationship? professor hill: they were both workers at the eeoc. i can only say that they were commenting on our relationship in the office. it was cordial and friendly. we were not in from a with each other, but we were not social acquaintances. we were professional acquai

former executive phyllis godley saying in 1980s, forced her to perform oral sex, one of two to make that rub against the wall, she dismissed his account he never heard women's careers. >> of course he did. he took my whole career. >> reporter: new yorker author says the alleged victims were upset that cbs didn't act sooner. >> they were frustrated on covering the sun. >> reporter: les moonves calls the the smear campaign ancestry of the 6 relationships weren't consensual but wouldn't say which ones. les moonves was thought untouchable because he brought the network great financial success but in the end given the gravity of the allegations cbs had no choice. shannon: the unnamed bank security guard from cincinnati released footage from the bank where omar perez walked in and started shooting people last week. police say he didn't have a motive but on armed guards putting their bodies between civilians and the shooter moments before you see him on camera. he was extremely impressed with their heroicctions. most-watched, most grateful, most trusted, good night. you'd be better off just tak

phyllis golden gottlieb says she reaches up and pulls me up and throws me, i mean hard against the wall. golden-gottlieb says she kept quiet because she feared for her livelihood, saying he absolutely ruined my career, he was the head of cbs. no one was going to take me. another saying he's cunning, calculating and he's a predator. these latest accusations adding to the list of seven other women who previously accused moonves from unwanted advances to sexual assault. last year the titan addressed the me too movement. >> i think it's important a company's culture will not allow for this, and that's the thing that's far reaching. >> reporter: tonight the cbs chief responding to these latest allegations in a statement saying the appalling accusations in this article are untrue. what is true was that consensual relations with three of the women 25 years ago before i came to cbs. cbs has confirmed to us that even before these latest allegationess it was already negotiating a severance package for moonves. some of the women who came forward now expressing outrage over the reports that package

an executive named phyllis says that he forced her to perform oral sex and slammed her against the wall. another woman, deborah morris called him a predator and said her career was derailed after she denied several advances. >> these women are coming out now because they have been extraordinarily frustrated by what they perceive to be in action by the part of cbs on the board. that really is integral to what prompted the follow-up story. >> in a statement, he called the the allegations untrue. he says quote, i have never used my position to hinder the advancement or careers of women. in my 40 years of work i've never heard of such disturbing accusations. i can only surmise their surface now for the first time decades later as part of a concerted effort by others to destroy my name, my reputation, and my career. cbs says they're taken these new allegations seriously. >> jon: thank you. vice president mike pence refuting claims of white house in chaos. slamming the author of an anonymous new york times opinion piece as un-american. the vice president speaking out on the opposite by a seni

a veteran television executive, phyllis golden gottlieb said moonves forced her to perform oral sex.running into my office and did this whole thing, that i didn't send a memo to anybody and then he picked me up and threw me against the wall. i just lay on the floor and cried. >> in a statement to the new yorker, moonves writes "the appalling accusations in this article are untrue. i had consensual relations with the three of the women before i came to cbs. i can only . cbs reportedly could give him an exit package worth up to $20 million but the network says they will determine how much, if any severance he will get depending on the findings of the internal investigation currently underway. $20 million of the severance will go to metoo charities empowering women in the workplace. >> harris: we have seen this across the industry and on capitol hill, it is pervasive. we will cover the news as it happens. thank you. we await the white house briefing, calling on the author of an anonymous or as i call it, unnamed op-ed. this is "the new york times" faces criticism for one of america's mo

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today six more women have come forward with similar allegations including phyllis golden god leib which roman details in a new article. >> the reason that the women are coming out now is they have been frustrated by inaction on the part of cbs and its board. that is really integral to what prompted this follow-up story. >> senior media and host of reliable sources join me right now. you broke the story and what more can you tell us about this departure? >> in the coming hours, this will be announced by cbs and stands to earn an enormous amount of money as the me too allegations loom. this is the first time we have seen a fortune 500 ceo stepping down amid allegations of harassment and assault. in the almost year that passed, when we talked about the me too movement, we have seen hollywood stars and journalists and others lose their jobs. this is different. this is a ceo who runs a giant company who makes hundreds of millions of dollars. were he not leaving, he would stand to make 1$180 million. when this is said and done, he may earn $100 million through stock and other forms of compens

it's now phyllis' run by tyne daley. crews worked meticulously to make the set as identical as possible. the cast invited us to their 70. inside stage k. open the door and find brown's townhome virtually untouched. >> when you stepped back out on the set for the first time for the live studio awed a yens was it emotional? >> very. when we first saw the town house set finished, we burst into tears. >> reporter: as far as recreating the same chemistry, just listen to the first table read. >> bang. the same laugh, the same gestures. it was a join. >> reporter: six original show writers returned including the show's creator, diane english. >> i think it's important to see somebody murphy's age doing her job and doing it really well. >> reporter: and with current events as the subject -- >> is i always hope that they won't take it for real, but they did back then. >> reporter: she recalled then vice president dan quayle speak. >> do you think people will respond? >> we'll just see, won't we. >> reporter: either way, berks r g

bella and gloria steinham, but it also portrayed the people who were anti-the equal rights amendment, phyllis slafly among them, and i a admired that film and when the two makers, betsy west and judice cohn, came to me and said they would like to do a film about me, i said, okay. and so they followed me around for two years where if i went to give -- have a conversation like this, if i made a speech at a bar association or law school, they came with me to the santa fe opera in that film you will see scenes. it's a scene an opera. and they did a fantastic job of arranging and editing reams of footage that they had about me. they also filmed an opera, a real opera, at the kennedy center. it was "daughter of the regiment," and i was not simply a super, an extra. i actually had a part. i was the duchess, a very haughty woman. i had the opportunity to write my own lines. very few operas have speaking parts. sadly for me, i'm a monotone, so i can't -- i can't be in an opera where my voice will be heard. >> well, that was one of the nice parts of the film, and the movie on the whole is a really wond

sot: phyllis james, aunt// "we dont know if she was carjacked her phones not working or off or we don'tase is but it's not good we're all worried."davis's mom says authorities came to her door thursday morning around midnight to let her know police tried to stop the car her daughter was driving that night in richmond but a male driver left the car and got away and her daugther was no where to be found. richmond richmond police are following up

phyllis golden-gottlieb said he sexually assaulted her in 1986. she feared for her likelihood. >> he came runing into my office and did this whole thing that i didn't accepted the memo to anybody. and then he picked me up and threw me against the wall. i mean, i just lay on the floor and cried. i didn't know what was going to happen to me. >> seven otheraccused moonvesf . e s he will not receive severance at this time. cbs will donate $20 million to groups that support the me too movement. in a statement, moonves called it a privilege to lead cbs adding, "untrue allegations from decades ago are now being made against me that are not consistent with who i am". >>> this week someone will repel down the millennium tower to try to inspect a cracked window. an attempt on saturday to get a better look with a drone failed when it crashed. workers say they want to photograph the damaged window and tape up the glass from the outside. the association believes the crack has nothing to do with the building's sinking and tilting issues. >>> activists reportedl

we're being told moonves reportedly phyllis golden-gottlieb, a tv executive, told "the new yorker" heexually assaulted her back in 1986. she is saying she kept her quiet because she feared for her livelihood. >> he came running into my office and did this whole thing, i didn't accepted the memo to anybody. then he picked me up and threw me against the wall. i just lay on the floor and cried. i didn't know what was going to happen to me. >> several other women ther womw previously skaouftd moaccused m. in a statement moonves called it a privilege to lead cbs adding, quote, untrue allegations from decades ago are now being made against me that are not consistent with who i am. >>> this week someone is going to repel down the millennium tower to try to inspect a cracked window. inspectors have checked it out from the inside. an attempt on saturday to get a better look at the outside with a drone failed because the drone crashed. lawyers working for the millennium tower association say they want to photograph the damaged window and tape up the glass from the outside. the association belie

that's one trait in phyllis golden-gottleib's story. and yes, violent assaults.that he forced her to perform oral sex on him. after she rebuffed him one incident, he threw her against the wall and then moved her out of her office into ever smaller offices. so the thread through these stories is of really vindictive retaliation, something he denies but a lot of these women who don't know each other say over and over. >> here is his denial. he has just given this statement saying the appalling accusations are untrue. what is true is that i had consensual relations with three of the women some 25 years before i came to cbs. in my 40 years of work i've never before heard of such disturbing accusations. i can only surmise they're surfacing now as a concerted effort by others to destroy my na name, my reputation and my career. anyone who knows me knows the person described in that article is not me. he seems to be referring to this feud that he was locked in for a while about his future at cbs and as though somehow these stories were planted, i guess, to oust him? >> w

sot: phyllis james, aunt// "normally she will contact her and let her know where she's at. even if sheoes'nt come home she knows where her daughter is and it's been a long time that she hasnt heard from her and the family is very worried."adding to their worry...richmond police came to her mom's door thursday morning around midnight saying they tried to stop the car her daughter was last driving but instead found a male driver inside who ran away with davis no where in sight. richmond police are following up with the driver while the family hopes anyone with information on where davis may be comes forward. live in richmond ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (pam) coming up: new video showing car burglars in progress. now, police are trying to track them down (catherine) also a bay area women's desperate plea... after her husband was violently attacked in san francisco. a look at the suspect police may be looking for. (pam) and next: in the south bay.. a man is accused of killing his stepdaughter. how police say, it was information they found on the victim's 'fit-bit' ... that led to an arres

executive television phyllis goldman gottlieb, filed a police complaint against him, accusing him a physically restraining her and forcing her to perform oral sex. in a separate instance, physically throwing her against a wall. "the new york times" reports moonves could walkway with as much as $120 million in severance pay from cbs. "the new york times" reports the cia is expanding its drone operations in africa, including expanding in air base deep in the sahara. in whitening cia drone war africa comes after president restored the cia's powers to conduct covert drone operations, which had been curtailed under president obama following widespread outrage about civilian casualties. the nationwide prison strike came to an end sunday following nearly three weeks of work stoppages, hunger strikes, sit ins, commissary boycotts in prisons from coast to coast. the nationwide demonstration demanding better conditions, the right to vote, and the abolition of what prisoners call modern day slavery ended on the 47th anniversary of the beginning of the attica prison uprising in upstate new york. florida,

sot: phyllis james, aunt// "we dont know if she was carjacked her phones not working or off or we don't know what the case is but it's not good we're all worried."davis's mom says authorities came to her door thursday morning around midnight to let her know police tried to stop the car her daughter was driving that night in richmond but a male driver left the car and got away and her daugther was no where to be found. richmond richmond police are following up with the drivershe reported the car stolen and her daughter missing after that incident. they're hoping whoever saw davis or knows of her whereabouts calls police.live in richmond ellas ogomonian kron 4 news. ((vicki/quadbox)) ((vicki/quadbox) ((vicki/quadbox) ((vicki/quadbox))for a second straight day...protests across the country by people opposed to brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination.this was the scene in la, austin texas, portland maine and philadelphia.many taking place in front of the offices of senators on the judiciary committee.the protesters also urged people to get out and vote in the upcoming midterm elections i

both the federal state and municipal level to get her drugs now i feel at the foot of it rather phyllis's he still doesn't win if the building was started the only now that he owns the city branch speak up for his image of being. a useful idiot with a thing me which you know in the us was combustion project gotcha i will kill him when you see what they supply july the makers to the file is example with their own souls a good idea still a fun show me with a good idea go to do around town support us look at the my form with the can on things you said main form on the ground up order. for this info to get down the time of the. challenge to the. you land that in and. pass on your particular one that is the implant and this is the stand. she was completely missing asking understand when you see fit now don't ask that does not immediately come you see the f.b.i.'s up to something was happening to me because i thought it was only on my behalf i mean was happy about how nice. the movie would be even to the fans much more easy to. buy twenty thirteen some eight hundred phase and patience by bringi

donate $20 million to groups backing the me too movement by the new yorker quotes former executive phyllisher to perform oral. one of two women to make the charge. on another occasion, through up against the wall. she dismissed his account that he never heard women's careers. >> it's a joke, it's so bad. of course he did. i mean, he took my whole career. >> "the new yorker" writer ronan farrow says they weren't upset that cbs did an act sooner. >> they were frustrated by the board of those are community. >> moonves says three of the six relationships were consensual but wouldn't say which ones. les moonves was thought to be untouchable but in the end, given the gravity of the allegations, cbs had little choice. shannon? >> shannon: howard kurtz, thank you. tonight's midnight hero, the unnamed bank security guards from cincinnati. police released cctv footage from the bank where i suspect omar perez walked in and randomly started shooting people last week. people say they don't have a mor the chilling video shows unarmeg their bodies between civilians and the shooter, just moments before yo

one of the is phyllis golden gottlieb a could you seed moonves of sexually assaulting her back in the 1980s. she did file a complaint last year with the los angeles police department but it appears the statute of limitations had run out. today, she appeared on good morning america. watch. >> moonves says the accusations in the article are untrue. he said that he never used his position to hinder the advancement or careers of women. what's your response to that? >> [laughter] well, that's a joke it's so bad. of course he did. i mean, he took my whole career. >> she went on to to say that her encounter with moonves was in no way consensual. you mentioned les moonves claims that sexual acts with three of the accusers was consensual though he refuses to say which ones. shep? >> shepard: les moonves has released a statement, trace? >> yeah, he isn't saying much because the terms of his departure have not yet been settled. moonves did release a statement that reads in part in my 40 years of work i have never before heard of such disturbing accusations, can i only surmise they are surfacing

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the late phyllis schapply offered many books and appeared on book tv dozens of times. here she is in 2000 on our depthprogram. >> i grew up believing i wanted to be educated and train so i could always be able to support myself and that's why i worked my way through college and got a masters and went to work and developed a little career on my own. i never said anything but marrying well but it is a fact that married people are better and better economically and the children are better off. >> you can watch this and many other book tv programs from the past 20 years online

tv executive phyllis golden gottlieb said when they worked at lorimar telepictures in 1986, moonves forcedr to perform oral sex on him. she didn't report it. after rejecting another advance, gottlieb says moonves got angry over her work and threw her against a wall. last year, spurred by the me too movement, gottlieb told the new yorker she filed a criminal complaint against moonves in los angeles but the statute of limitations had expired. deborah was a massage therapist in the late '90s. moonves was one of her clients but she says he was looking for something more. >> every time i went there, i would say no or i would pretend like i didn't know what he was talking about. >> in a statement after his ouster, moonves said untrue allegations from decades ago are now being made against me that are not consistent with who i am. in an earlier statement to the new yorker, moonves said three of the encounters were consensual. overnight, moonves issued a statement saying, in part, i am deeply saddened to be leaving the company. i wish nothing but the best for the organization. nbc news has not ind

if phyllis wasn't all the women. that letter went out to feinstein and grassley.erywhere and i think those voices are important too. >> lisa: we are going to have to ended there but another interesting conversation we are going to be talking about this in the coming days. the trade war between the united states and china has escalating once again as china retaliates for the president's latest heroes. how could this impact the midterm election? we're going to discuss it, just a right there. no matter who rides point, there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. call one today. are you in good hands? now that we have your attention... capri sun has four updated drinks. now with only the good stuff. do you know how to use those? nope. get those kids some capri sun! >> harris: is breaking news inside the white house, we knew when the president met with the president of poland inside the oval office for that traditional photo op that there might be some questions about the president's way and in fact, those questions we are told just moments ago were about the c