. >> reporter: former television executive phyllis golden gottleib worked with moonves at laura 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. >> reporter: in a statement today, the interim chairman and ceo joe ianello said it is the people of this corporation that makes cbs what it is. in addition to moonves, the cbs board continues to investigate sexual harassment allegations against 60 minutes executive producer jeff fager and the culture at cbs news. jeff, no word on how long those investigations will take. >> jericka, thanks to you and the te

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