>> yes. >> our thanks to rehema ellis for that report.ernor cuomo has called attorney general's report biased the new york state assembly is ramping up its impeachment probe. speaker carl heastie released a statement, it is clear that the governor has lost the confidence and can no longer remain in office. a person familiar with the process tells the "times" it could take just a month to compete the inquiry and draw up articles of impeachment. mike carrie former president trump's pick in ohio's 15th congressional district won his race last night according to my colleagues at the associated press. crediting it with the doubts of staying in the party, after trump endorsed him and lost in a special house election in texas last week. in his statement, carey wrote republicans sends a clear message to the nation that president donald j. trump is without a doubt the leader of our party. i'm proud to deliver this win to advance his america first agenda. and meanwhile, in another closely watched race, cuyahoga councilmember shontelle brown pulled

he does not belong in any party, period. >> former federal prosecutor wendy murphy, rehema ellis and tom winter, thank you. she's a communications consultant and was press secretary for andrew cuomo. he says cuomo hugged her in an unethical and intimate embrace in a california hotel room 21 years ago. did what you read in this report line up with what you experienced? >> well, this report describes the andrew cuomo i've known for decades. based on this report, the assembly can and should impeach today. i'm completely with miss murphy on everything she just said because i've experienced it too. i'm much older than the 11 women who have come forth and spoken up about their experiences, so i applaud them for doing so. it took a lot of courage. i know because i didn't do it. i didn't come up and talk about it until recently. when you create that kind of toxic environment that ms. murphy just described, it does withhold you and prevent you from speaking up. it silenced you. and that needs to change. >> what can you tell us about your interviews with the attorney general's office? >> the i

who inspired the world >>> finally, he brought countless hours of brain teasing fun to so many rehema ellis with the puzzle master who inspired the world. >> reporter: it is a puzzling game loved by millions sudoku, a centuries old numbers puzzle turned into a brainy challenge by maki kaji >> solving puzzles i think just became a little more cool. >> reporter: the university dropout passed away in tokyo at the age of 69 he coined the term sudoku, which means single number, saying he wanted to create a japanese name. today, his name is remembered as the godfather of sudoku. when some criticized his puzzles as too his puzzles as too complicated, kaji embraced the concerns, creating more puzzles for children and older people it became a worldwide sensation. over the years, attracting 200 million people in 100 countries, competing to figure things out >> 45 minutes begins now. >> reporter: there's an annual global championship. nick baxter is the captain of the u.s. sudoku team. why is sudoku so fascinating to so many >> that's a puzzle in and of itself in a crossword puzzle, things you do at t

let's begin here with rehema ellis. >> tonight, new york attorney general letitia james calling the blisteringdeeply disturbing. independent investigators alleging governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed numerous women and broke the law. >> governor cuomo sexually harassed multiple women, many of whom were young women by engaging in unwanted groping, kisses, hugging and by making inappropriate comments. >> investigators conducting 179 in against 11 women, nine of them state employees. >> the governor hugged executive assistant number one and reached under her blouse to grab her breast. >> some of the allegations made public for the first time including a state trooper on the governor's security detail saying the governor kissed her. another time placing the palm of his hand on my belly button and pushed back toward my right hip saying she felt completely violated because to me that's between my chest and my privates. investigators say at least one of the women faced retaliation after speaking out. >> what was the culture? words that witnesses have used repeatedly to describe it include toxic,

>> yes. >> our thanks to nbc's rehema ellis for that report. governor cuomo says he never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances, and has called the new york attorney general report biassed. also in the report, the governor's brother, cnn anchor chris cuomo was identified as an ongoing participant in strategy calls with the governor's inner circle. he may have even drafted one of the statements. he was also interviewed by investigators. willie. >> so what happens next is the big question? one option is impeachment. the new york state assembly is ramping up its impeachment probe of governor cuomo. after an emergency virtual meeting with assembly democrats, speaker carl hasty released a statement saying it was clear governor cuomo could no longer move in office and democrats would move to complete an impeachment inquiry as quickly as possible. according to "the new york times" things could move swiftly here. a person familiar with the process telling the times it could take just a month to complete the inquiry and to