during the event, robbins stood by his comments.espread condemnation on social media, the self help guru said sunday he agreed with the goals of metoo and asked for forgiveness. some times the teacher has to become the student. and it is clear that i still have much to learn. >> i think it's a good start. >> mccool who identifies as a childhood sex abuse survivor is encouraged by robbins' change of heart. >> he may cometic kegging and screaming into the light. as long as he headed in the direction i'm good with it. >> the best kept secret in camaro. how does the auto world keep its new vehicles under wraps. kris van cleave found out. >> for a car maker you can spend hundred of millions developing a vehicle. secrecy is key. engineers have been driving the camaro, technology and camo wrap on the car to hide it in plain sight. >> people take pictures when you are driving? >> might see it out driving today. >> why? that is the future driving by hidden in plain sight. >> this is considered high security vehicle. >> high security vehicle?

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tony robbins has come under fire for some controversial comments about the me too movement.eo of the incident went viral generating nearly 200,000 tweets but now robbins says he's committed to being part of the inclusion. erielle reshef has more. >> reporter: he's the best-selling self-help guru known for rousing speeches. >> massive action. >> reporter: but tony robbins taking heat after these comments. >> i'm not knocking the me too movement. i'm knocking victimhood. >> reporter: fan nanine mccool standing in front of this packed san jose arena pushing back. >> i hear you mischaracterizing the me too movement. >> reporter: then this exercise now drawing anger. >> you push someone else, it doesn't make it more safe. it just makes them angry. >> reporter: robbins saying some men in hollywood now afraid to hire women. >> he interviewed three people that day, one was a woman, two were men. the woman was better qualified but she was very attractive and he knew i can't have her around because it's too big of a risk, and he hired somebody else. >> reporter: the founder of the me

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>> robbins: i would love 50%. >> stahl: yeah, there you go. >> robbins: i'm a woman, you know? you yourself, in your career, ever discover that you were being paid less than a man who was doing a comparable job? >> robbins: you know, there were times in my career where i said, "i don't know if this is the right pay." and i kind of thought, "well, if i say something, it's going to go up the chain. and do i want to be viewed as the complainer?" right? >> stahl: this is so what women across the board fear. women are afraid to ask for a raise. this is a huge problem that we have. >> robbins: uh-huh. >> benioff: this is part of a total package. you can't look at one of these things independent of the other. you know, at some point you're going to ask me about "me too." because that's the fourth door. you know, you can say equal opportunity is one critical part of gender equality. then you can say equal advancement, that's a critical part of gender equality. then you can say equal pay, that's the third door. and the fourth door is preventing sexual harassment. all of these things tog

. >>> and tony robbins under fire tonight. what he said about women, the me too movement, and what led to this moment, fist to fist with this woman in the audience. >>> good evening. and it's great to be back with you. and we do begin tonight with two major stories, potential u.s. military action against syria. a decision coming within just hours. but first, the raid late today of president trump's personal lawyer and friend, michael cohen. the fbi raiding his office, his home and a hotel room, seizing records and files. what was the fbi there for? and president trump just moments ago, unleashing. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas leading us off. >> reporter: this hotel where michael cohen, the president's personal attorney, is currently staying, along with his offices and home, all raided today by fbi agents in new york city, in a highly unusual and aggressive step. sources familiar with the investigation telling abc news fbi agents took a host of documents, including some related to cohen's $130,000 payment to

like most of his speaking engagements, robbins' event was a sellout in san jose. but his take on the me too movement a letdown for some in attendance. >> people making themself significant by making somebody else -- >> i knew who he was. >> reporter: paid 3,000 dz to attend, questioned robbins' stance. >> i think you misunderstand the movement. >> reporter: didn't back down, opposes what he calls victimhood. >> all done is significant to make yourself feel good. >> disagree with everything he said. all of it. >> reporter: survivor of sex abuse as child, told nbc bay area she fell compelled to speak, even afraid. found strength from the crowd cheering for her. >> that was so powerful for me, there were women in the crowd with me. and i suddenly did not feel alone. >> reporter: but the standoff didn't end there. >> why are you pushing back? told nbc bay area this pushing exercise felt like bullying session. hopes man who she came to seek advice from might be wiser now about what #metoo really means, maybe he'll learn something from visit to san jose? >> i hope so. >

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robbins now says he's sorry, writing on facebook, all of our growth begins with learning. clear that i still have much to learn. i need to get con nengted to the brave women who #me too. >> in robbins' apology, he also stated that his own childhood included abuse and he also has a profound admiration for the me too movement. lindsay davis, abc news, new york. >> up next, the mez at yosemite following this weekend's storms. >> and we'll introduce you to nasa's own crash test dummies. it's a lot like crash tests for car, except these fall from the sky. bahhing in a moment. >>> nasa has its very owner .test test dummies. they're attached to the spacecraft and dropped. nasa dropped a fuselage 14 feet and the dummies suffered no major injuries. >> yosemite national park crews are cleaning up after the weekend. while the rain brought impressive siteghts, it also le a lot of damage. >> reporter: days after a storm soaked yosemite national park causing park rangers to close the valley floor. visitors trickled into the park on monday to see the swollen water falls a day after the p

. >> tony robbins is selling tony robbins.program is about him, his empathetic nature and friendliness. you are seen on television being basically hostile, or at the very least not understanding what millions of women are going through and men quite frankly understand, i think it puts a complete hole in your business. >> what do you think it does for the me too movement. i know so many women who have been harassed and abused watched this video and are even further empowered to speak up and speak loudly. >> let's remember, this movement is relatively new. only several months since the harvey weinstein debacle. things like this tested and came out well. their message was clear, simple, straightforward. not overly, you know, not too strong. >> the problem is real. >> exactly, and they made it real and continued forward and tony robbins is just a little bump in the road to where they need to go. >> larry, thanks so much. michael. >>> all right, amy, now we go to that unbelievable new dashcam video of a wild police chase with a 15-

maybe tony robbins will learn something from his visit to san jose, huh? >> i hope so. >> tom jenson, nbc bay area news. >> now to the major fire at trump tower in new york. you're looking at video from an hour after the fire ignited yesterday afternoon. one person was killed and 200 firefighters responded to the scene. >> quite a large department, units made their way up to the 50th floor and the apartment was visht you' virtually entirely on fire. they pushed in heroically and knocking down the fire and found one occupant of the apartment on the 50th floor. >> four firefighters were injured. the president and first lady have a home and offices in the tower but both at the white house at the time. president trump tweeted out a thank you to the firefighters. ever since that story broke, we've been posting updates on the digital platteforms. be sure to follow our twitter account at nbc bay area. >>> we're learning new information about the victim of a deadly plane crash in petaluma on friday night. the pilot has been identified as colonel carl morery son of

in a facebook post robbins says he fully supports the me too movement and he needs to, quote, be partthe solution. >> the storm-damaged parking lot at stinson beach will stay closed for the foreseeable future. heavy rain friday night caused the creek that runs through and underneath the parking lot to flood. it destroyed protective structures around it and washed away 40 parking spots. the park service says they'll need to assess the situation and come back with a plan to rebuild. >>> muir woods is opening this morning. it was closed saturday after the drenching caused flooding there. rangers said it was too dangerous for visitors. most of the flooding subsided yesterday morning allowing the park service to reopen the attraction to visitors once again. >> a lot of us experiencing that inrah. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> can't keep up with mowing the lawn. all that rain, everything is sprouting so quickly. that's a good thing to have. >> i wish i had a lawn. must be nice. >> at times it is. let's take a look at what's going on. a couple m

why self-help guru tony robbins changed his mind. exd one man's extraordinary search for his daughter. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: this is our western edition. tonight we are watching multiple developments at the white house where the president is weighing a response to the latest apparent chemical weapons attack in syria. but we begin here with f.b.i. raids in new york today at the home and office of the president's personal attorney michael cohen. here is the president's reaction >> it's a disgraceful situation. it's a total witch-hunt. i've been saying it for a long time. it's an attack on our country in a true sense. it's an attack on what we all stand for. >> glor: justice correspondent jeff pegues has more on today's raids. >> reporter: michael cohen's lawyer says the search warrants are part of a referral by the office of the special counsel robert mueller. he called the warrants "completely inappropriate and unnecessary." during a search of locations linked to cohen, investigators seized documents

. >>> motivational speaker tony robbins is apologizing. ahead, we'll hear from the woman who challenged him in the video. what she says >>> good morning, everybody. nice, clear conditions out there. gr religious start to the workweek -- gorgeous start to the workweek and temperatures will be warm. chilly to begin with because of the clear skies but look at your afternoon highs. we're looking at low 80s for the south bay and east bay. get ready for 80 degrees in fremont, san francisco 72. we are sitting under this ridge of high pressure and that's why we have warm, sunny conditions for in monday but things are going to change. light showers tuesday, wednesday and thursday. >>> facebook is losing some advertisers because of concerns over exposing customer's personal information. >> ahead, the tech executive who said technology companies are not treating people like human beings. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." ...with fitness ...food ...and farxiga, the pill that starts with "f". farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower a1c

center, robbins told a woman he took issue with, quote, victimhood. he also said sexual harassment victims were, quote, makie inin themselves significant by making somebody else wrong, end quote. >>> former football star aldon smith once again in jail. smith is being held on half a million dollars bail. he's in jail in san francisco. 28-year-old was arrested on friday for violating conditions of his bail. he has another court date set for wednesday. smith originally arrested last month on a domestic violence charge. after he allegedly assaulted his fiancee. he last played in the nfl in 2015, he played for the raiders are, he played for the niners. all right. that's the sad side of sports. >> for more on sports let's turn it over to fallon smith. >> apparently 14 innings of baseball wasn't enough. the giants/dodgers went to extras yet again, but would the orange and black be able to pull off another walk-off? we'll see. highlights next in sports. >>> i'm fallon smith in the nbc sports bay area newsroom. after a 14-inning marathon between the giants and

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what the founder of me too had to say and how robbins is responding this morning. then the entire marvel universe is gearing up for "avengers infinity war." we'll speak with some of your favorite heroes this monday morning. it's all coming up here on a busy monday morning on gma. back to you guys. >> russia's meddling with the 2016 election is in the spotlight. senator kamala harris was asked about it last night. >> what was russia's end game? >> to disrupt our democracy. to disrupt america's confidence in their government and democracy and in that way weaken our standing in the world. >> the russian interference in the 2016 election ranges from allegations of spreading misinformation on social media to hacking and stealing e-mails. on friday the u.s. hit russia with a round of sanctions over russian aggressions which include meddling in the election. >>> everything must go. we'll take you inside the estate sale at the armory, a building that used to be home to an internet porn >>> welcome back. we have a sig alert on the san mateo bridge. sky 7 is live over the sc

made by tony robbins while here in san jose. robbins is apologized for what he said about the me too movement. in a lengthy apologize posted on his twitter and facebook pages. he fully supports the me too movement and that he needs to be part of the solution. a recent event robbins told a woman that he took issue with, quote, victimhood. he also said sexual harassment victims were quote making themselves significant by making somebody he is wrong, end quote. >>> a body recovered near foert bragg may be the first break in the first two weeks in the case of the hart women. their six adopted children were inside. the mothers and three of the children were recovered at the bottom of the cliff after the initial crash. according to the "the washington post," the couple on vacation spotted a body floating in the surf yesterday just off highway 1 near ft. bragg. a third bystander pulled that body on to the beach. a sheriff department confirms it belongs to a young african-american female but it will take several weeks to get an official

robbins wrote a mea culpa, saying he, too, was a victim of abuse, something he spoke about with abc'sn 2016. >> i suffered so much, i hate suffering. i'll do anything to help somebody not suffer. >> reporter: and robbins says sometimes the teacher needs to be the student. erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >> i don't think we've heard the end of it there. >>> when we come back, lionel richie grabs the mic on "american idol" and plays on and on and on. >> play on, play on, play on. >> play on, play on, play on. >> or if you want to go with that version of it. this is a remix version of it ♪...nausea, heartburn,♪ indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ here's pepto bismol! ah. ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ ♪ skinny >>> it is skinny time, and things are getting real on "american idol." >> absolutely. will ganss watched every second of it. >> sorry. >> you don't have to apologize. i enjoyed it. >> that's what i'm sorry for. >> it's like jack and the bachelor coverage. so what happened? >> we're down to

here's our diplomatic correspondent james robbins. this is what provoked the strikes.ay's apparent gas attack on civilians in douma. to be punished. so what was achieved? your chemical weapons programme is. and from the submarine ussjohn warner. plus, in the air, two bi lancer bombers. staying out of syrian airspace to fire their storm shadow missiles. as well rafale and mirage strike aircraft flying from france. and that's politically important. the targets of all this firepower — syria's chemical weapons production. centre close to damascus. but also a chemical weapons storage site near homs. storm shadow missiles. the main french target for seven of their nine missiles. peace in syria ? america's wider military alliance. more and more. solution. on the ground. and the rebels' last holdout in eastern ghouta. which will surely dictate much of the terms of any eventual peace. james robbins, bbc news. they are believed this has achieved what they wanted. what they wanted. i suspect they feel they have achieved something. achieved something. will be saying in the long—te

larry robbins. >> i am joined by larry robbins of glennview who just presented here at the soem conference. nice to see you. they call you a legend. >> definitely downgraded from legends. >> you spent your presentation on amazon and the supposed threats that don't really exist in terms of actually distributing drugs or being a seller of drugs. why don't you believe amazon move into a business dominated by the likes of the drug distributors >> specifically we're doing a presentation positive on mckesson and on express scripts and cvs, the overarching cloud that hangs over the industry, is they or won't they and how will they amazon enter that business? we believe that amazon is obviously the most respected company in the word. they have an unlimited patience. they have a very long-term horizon and been highly successful in everything they're doing. the market is being rational in terms of respecting and fearing amazon's entry into different avenues. the barriers to entry are quite high let's take pharmaceutical distribution ups looked into getting this exact same business in 2006. you need

our diplomatic correspondent james robbins reports.ma is firmly back under syrian government control. this is the ruined town where, it is alleged, president assad's forces used chemical weapons a week ago. rebel forces have now fled or been killed. russian troops are in douma, too, claiming they are a part of victory and insisting they found no evidence of any poison attacks, no victims, either. western powers suspect has been ample time to destroy evidence as the west finalises plans for possible punitive strikes. the united nations security council, the cockpit were opposing powers fight with words, today the secretary general warned that present military tensions between the west and russia could spiral out of control. the cold war is back with a vengeance but with a difference natarsha the mechanism and safeguards to manage the risks of escalation that existed in the past no longer seem to be present. the united states says it has not yet decided on military action, but their estimates point to president assad using chemical weapo

james robbins, bbc news.on was that these military operations we re was that these military operations were precise, overwhelming and effective. what more do we know about the petition saying? we can joinjordan about the petition saying? we can join jordan peele at about the petition saying? we can joinjordan peele at the raf base in cyprus where the british jets took off. jonathan, had they been giving any more details today about their side of the operations overnight? yes, you know that this is the base in cyprus from where british aeroplanes have been carrying out strikes against so—called islamic state for the last three years so they are well practised. this operation though did have added dangers because syria has air defence systems. it is backed by russia's military also. what we have learnt tonight is as well as those four tornado jets that carried the storm shadow cruise missiles each carrying a pair of those missiles they were accompanied by four typhoon jets which they were accompanied by four ty

actually the funny part of this is that david davis reacted when he found out that other robbins forgaveually quite funny. the bottomline is that is they are fiow the bottomline is that is they are now threatening her with her the eu under the bus technique that they used with margaret thatcher and there will be a showdown next week over the whole thing. what she is guessing is guessing advises. over the whole thing. what she is guessing is guessing advisesm that what happens in every office now, wargames? it is a bit sinister. how now, wargames? it is a bit sinister. h ow exa ctly now, wargames? it is a bit sinister. how exactly do they... ? they should happel ward end brexit. how exactly do they... ? they should happelward end brexit. we are not going to war game brexit —— they should have wargames brexit. he is just doing hisjob. should have wargames brexit. he is just doing his job. let us to the front page of the observer. there is a suggestion from the london mayor that it a suggestion from the london mayor thatitis a suggestion from the london mayor that it is time for. home that

sir david davis and olly robbins.s was wedded to the idea of a customs partnership which is not quite a customs union but not a technical solution either, which the eu, never mind anybody else, have said is completely unworkable, but there we go. how much of this is true and how much is dreamt up by the papers, who knows? there were rumours today that david davis was threatening to resign, i do believe this for a second. i think he's going to push this through. i agree withjohn, there is no doubt the brexit negotiations are at a sensitive stage, not least because of the recitation of the idea of staying in a customs union, which seems to appeal to people, not least of all their lordships, which is incredibly regrettable. the important thing is it appeals to the house of commons as well, there is a majority in the house of commons for that. that is theresa may's insuperable obstacle of the next few months. it was discussed last week, the liaison committee debate. the capanagh the liaison committee debate. the ca pa nag

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the popular motivational speaker tony robbins has been forced to issue an apology about his comments on the me too movement after a video went viral of a sexual abuse survivor confronting him at his speech last month after robbins claimed women use the me too movement to gain significance by playing the victim. this is a clip of the video, in which nanine mccool confronts tony robbins. >> [indiscernible] consider what the impact is. look at these people. anger is not environment. [indiscernible] stuffing wrong with that, just will make them happy. >> you are in influential man. [indiscernible] disservice.g a [indiscernible] >> some people misuse it. amy: after widespread outrage, robbins issued a statement reading, in part -- "my comments failed to reflect the respect i have for everything tarana burke and the #metoo movement has achieved. i apologize for suggesting anything other than my profound admiration for the #metoo movement." meanwhile, in india, actress sri reddy staged a high-profile #metoo protest on saturday, marching to the offices of the telugu film chamber of commerce

it's written by denise robbins who is sitting here right now. with the teams of authors give us a little talk. that should give us about 20 minutes for questions afterwards. and then the madhouse effect. and driving us crazy michael man who is a legend among atmospheric scientists. for those of you that follow the story. many times over now. the bunkers could've debunked it by now. the pulitzer prize winner. a product of great personal interest for him. i'm sorry about that part of it they just gravitate towards the micah. please welcome denise robbins. [applause]. i'm really honored to be here today. alongside very other talented people. it has done very well. thank you for assigning your life to that. i would also like to honor and the co-author who could it be here today. if you'd like to see the picture he's there. if he's there today. he would i was 25 and 75. it's about climate refugees and i just wanted to let out what is a target refugees. someone his home has been coming uninhabitable. they have no choice but to leave and seek elsewhere

tony robbins has posted a statement on facebook saying, he fully supports the #metoo movement and regrets his comments.>>> aldon smith, the former 49er and raiders meant -- start is in jail again. he is being held in the san francisco county jail. he was arrested friday for violating a condition concerning his electronic monitoring for previous case. he is known for several run-ins with the law, including domestic violence, dui and vandalism charges. >>> two people are recovering after they reportedly were shot outside of a party bus. it happened just before 2 am yesterday morning. police say there were reports about shots fired from a home depot parking lot. the bus left before the police arrived and the car was seen speeding out of the parking lot. it is still not clear what led up to the shooting. police say the two victims were taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. >>> police raided the apartments of a suspected far right group that were suspected of creating a plot on the marathon in germany yesterday. authorities say the attack is not believed to be connected to the c

tony robbins has posted a statement on facebook that says he fully supports the movement and regrets the comment. aldon smith is back in jail again. the former nfl all-pro is being held at the san francisco jail on $500,000 bond. he was arrested friday for violating a condition regarding electronic monitoring. he has faced several run-ins with the law including domestic violence last month and dui and vandalism. >>> an illegal yacht in san francisco's aquatic cove park is gone, on saturday the boat drifted into the hyde street pier and then it was taken to a harbor run by the port of san francisco. the park service says the owner illegally parked the yacht in the aquatic park four months ago and claimed his butt was damaged by san francisco police. he refused to leave until repairs were made. the men will be in court later this month. >>> it has been six months since the deadly north bay wildfires, how the region is recovering now as a deadline is looming.>>> facebook will begin notifying millions of users across the country whose personal information was improperly shared as part of

this week the target appears to be 0llie robbins, chief european adviser.ss, david davis is the political negotiator, iguess, but david davis is the political negotiator, i guess, but there appears to be a real division between david davis and ollie robbins and yet my understanding is that 0llie robbins has the ear of the prime minister, theresa may, and if you attack 0llie robbins, then by extension, you're criticising theresa may herself and theresa may's policy on breakfast. apart from the politics surrounding this issue, what about people on the ground of both sides of the irish border? how is it affecting them, how toxic is it for them?” border? how is it affecting them, how toxic is it for them? i think the main sensation i would say in ireland is uncertainty. we have had this post referendum period dating back to june 2016. this post referendum period dating back tojune 2016. contours have not really changed, we still do not know how they will avoid a hard border. there is very significant trade across—the—board north there is very significant trade

james robbins, bbc news. hene: for more on the perspective fromiddle east, i spoke a short time ago to our chief international correspondent lyse doucet in beirut, and i asked if she sensed people there were getting readyor an imminent attack. lyse: well, this is a region h whs already tense even before this latest crisis. and certainly there nervousness here in lebanon. stfrom where i ading it is a few hours drive to damascus. there is a really strong sense that this time, if and when the bestrikes come, they wil targeting more than just one area, one set of assets. there will be many targets. on the exceptionally tangled i battlefield thsyria, that carries risks for all of the allies of president asnd that includes lebanon's hezbollah fighters, fighting tens of thousands across the border in syria, and iran. iran has been moving revolutionary guard officers and advisors out of syria into neighboring iraq, and hezbollah fighters are also moving to safer locations, preparing for those strikes, and notanting l

james robbins, bbc news.itary strike. well, i think we have to look at the strategy of the three allies here. i think the strategy centred on something had to be done and it had to be something that got the attention of the regime but was not big enough to excite any other players in the region. i think that has been achieved to tell you the truth. it has also sent out a warning saying, look, we can penetrate your air defences, we have done it very easily indeed. if you misbehave again, you can expect a proportionate step up in the amount of violence we have visited on your country if you try and use chemical weapons again. what do you make of the significance being attached to whether it was russian military power that intercepted these missiles to the extent they were intercepted, or syrian? i do not believe any of these missiles were intercepted. i am afraid the truth is not a default position for either the russian government or indeed the syrian government. i have seen no video or ground evidence that an

james robbins, bbc news.an beale who's at raf akroteeri in cyprus, from where the british jets took off, on the challenge of this particular operation. but first, our our chief international correspondent lyse doucet gave me a sense of the mood in syria and whether there might be retaliation? from president assad's storch ‘s enemies, israel, turkey, there was full support for this military operation. for countries like lebanon and iran, there was harsh condemnation. iran's supreme leader described the airstrikes as a crime. behind this criticism, there is also quiet relief that so far these strikes have turned out to be far more limited than many had expected andindeed more limited than many had expected and indeed what countries like iran had prepared for. in the past week, living their own forces on the ground to safer locations but there could be another impact, too. what we are hearing from damascus today is even greater defiance from president assad, his supporters and allies. this alliance of syria, ira

here's our diplomatic correspondent, james robbins., last saturday's apparent gas attack on civilians in douma. britain, france and the united states are convinced this was the latest in a long line of assad's chemical attacks and had to be punished. so what was achieved? the strikes sent a deliberate, precise, if limited, message to president assad — you are not the target, your chemical weapons programme is. the united states fired missiles from two warships and from the submarine ussjohn warner. plus, in the air, two b1 lancer bombers. the raf flew tornadoes from akrotiri in cyprus, staying out of syrian airspace to fire their storm shadow missiles. france launched missiles from its frigate languedoc, as well rafale and mirage strike aircraft flying from france. so the us was not acting alone, but with two close allies this time, and that's politically important. the targets of all this firepower, syria's chemical weapons production. the main target for 76 missiles was a research and development centre close to damascus. but also a

james robbins, bbc news. our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, in beirut. but first, our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, is at raf akrotori in cyprus, from where the british jets took off. how challenging was this particular operation? they've been flying bombing sorties against the group known as islamic state for the last three years but this mission did have added risks and dangers. not least because of the syrian regime's air defence systems and the fact it is backed by a powerful russian military. as well as those four tornado jets and round with cruise missiles that took off in the early hours of the morning, they were accompanied by four typhoon jets armed with air to air missiles. this was a precaution in case they were engaged. as it turned out those tornado jets with those storm shadow cruise missiles were well outside syrian airspace. those cruise missiles have a range of up to 300 miles. their target was a military base west of homs where it is believed the ingredients of the

the popular motivational speaker tony robbins has been forced to issue an apology about his comments on the me too movement after a video went viral of a sexual abuse survivor confronting him at his speech last month after robbins claimed women use the me too movement to gain significance by playing the victim. this is a clip of the video, in which ninine mool cocorontss tony robbins. >> [indiscernible] consider wt t thimpactcts. look at these peopl. anger n e envirmentnt. [indiscernle]] stuing wrong th th, just wl make tm happ >> you a in influential n.n. [indiscernible] disseicice.g [iiscernible] >> s some pelele mise i it. amy: afteridespreaoutrag bbins sued a stament reading, ipart -- "my mmentsailed to rlect e respeci have f evything tana burke d the #metooovement haachiev. i apogize fosuggesti anytng oth than myrofound miration for t #metoo movement mewhile,n india,ctress s rey staged a high-profile #metoo protest on saturday, marching to the offices of the telugu film chamber of commerce in hyderabad, where she took off her shirt to denounce sexual harassment in the indian fil

james robbins, bbc news.'s director of diplomatic studies at soas, part of the university of london, which specialises he joins us live via webcam from canterbury in kent. thank you forjoining us. let's get straight to attend. where these military strikes in your opinion effective? have they done the job and givena effective? have they done the job and given a clear warning to syria as theresa may put it today? they have given it a clear warning. they clearly have been coordinated with the russians but i think we all have to be grateful for given the somewhat intemperate use in the white house from time to time. i think it is very hard to know precisely what was attacked but a year or precisely what was attacked but a year 01’ so precisely what was attacked but a year or so president trump attacked targets and here we are a year later. 0ne targets and here we are a year later. one point, from your correspondent in new york, there is still a very real risk of this crisis continuing to escalate and if people ar

in his apology, robbins expressed admiration for the movement.- the chilling way a man used facebook to confessed to killing his mother and friend. (grant) a chilling facebook confession from a tennessee man.twenty three year old casey lawhorn said he killed his mother and his friend .. after wondering what it would feel like to murder someone. police were alerted when the killer himself called in to report it. "he is calling in and saying at the john ross road location about three hours ago he killed two people and is threatening to kill himself." the 911 call sent police to lawhorn's home in suburban chattanooga.they found the bodies of his mother, vi, and his friend avery gaines.both had been shot in the head.a few hours later lawhorn turned to social media to describe what he called the "technical details": a stolen 22 caliber long rifle ... a mother's screams ."movies," he wrote, "really don't do justice to how true terror sounds."he added, "what i did is unforgivable" and said he planned to take his own life. lawhorn apparently posted his d

our diplomatic correspondent james robbins has the latest.ouma is firmly back under syrian government control. this is the ruined town where it is alleged president assad's forces used chemical weapons a week ago. rebel forces have now fled or been killed. these are the pictures of children and babies overcome, and the desperate attempts to wash them. win over a factor was a chemical weapon, we know there are only certain countries likes of the —— syria that had deliberately mechanisms for the types of weapons. would you say the us has proof that this was the syrian regime? yes, and we continue to look at the information, we continue to gather information, we continue to gather information and further assess it. but russia makes a very different accusation, but the alleged attack was actually faked by the syrian opposition, working with british spies or specialforces. translation: in fact we have irrefutable data that this was another staged event which involved special services of one of the country is trying very hard to be at the forefront

david davis is apparently warning the prime minister that her relationship and reliance on mr robbinsthat of margaret thatcher on alan waters, who is a character not many people would now remember, but who this story insists brought about margaret thatcher's downturn. are they quoting anyone serious, or is this off the record briefings?m looks this off the record briefings7m looks largely off the record, but you can see why david davis might be concerned, because apparently they wargamed a situation as to what would happen if the uk stayed in the customs union, would david davis resign? he is out there, actually, talking about a complete break, 100%, with the eu, which is what most people were led to believe would happen. unfortunately, they didn't wargame it would happen. unfortunately, they didn't war game it before the referendum, so now there's a real world situation in real time, as this civil servant is attempting to advise the prime minister as best he can, but of course the government is made up of politicians, and these people want to deliver the brexit they believe the peopl

television to buses with the fighters and their families have actually left and have left for john robbins they're not going to live there will be jobless which is another area in the north of syria so there still is a little bit of confusion because that is the final word from. the dominant vote group but having said that they have admitted to at least this march that the wounded would be evacuated at some point today if we do see a full rebel withdrawal from tomorrow what does this mean for the syrian conflict anshul does this mean essentially that the assad regime has effectively won. it absolutely does mean that i mean if the moment they get this will be the second biggest victory for. the assad regime up to a level i wish to begin in december two thousand and sixteen once they are inside tomorrow which is expected to happen soon there will be a tiny pocket in how much on other time pockets and there are and that's where they will focus their attention to the already started some sort of allotment there as well and then if the image of these could be a little bit difficult for the regi

tony robbins posted a statement on facebook saying he fully supports the #metoo movement and regretsnts. >>> aldon smith, the former 49ers and raiders star is back in jail today. he is being held in the san francisco county jail on a $500,000 bond. he was arrested friday for violating the conditions concerning his electronic monitoring for previous case. he has had several run-ins with the law, including allegations of domestic violence last month, as well as dui and vandalism charges. >>> two people are recovering after they were reportedly shot outside of a party bus in emeryville just before 2 am yesterday morning. police say they were sport -- reports about shots fired from a home depot parking lot. the bus left before the police arrived and a car was seen speeding out of the parking lot. it is not clear what led up to the shooting, but police say the two victims were taken to the hospital and were expected to be okay. >>> investigators say there was an attack plan to one a half marathon in germany yesterday. authorities believe the main suspect knew the man who drove a truck thr

it's written by denise robbins who is sitting here right now. with the teams of authors give us a little talk. that should give us about 20 minutes for questions afterwards. and then the madhouse effect. and driving us crazy michael man who is a legend among atmospheric scientists. for those of you that follow the story. many times over now. the bunkers could've debunked it by now. the pulitzer prize winner. a product of great personal interest for him. i'm sorry about that part of it they just gravitate towards the micah. please welcome denise robbins. [applause]. i'm really honored to be here today. alongside very other talented people. it has done very well. thank you for assigning your life to that. i would also like to honor and the co-author who could it be here today. if you'd like to see the picture he's there. if he's there today. he would i was 25 and 75. it's about climate refugees and i just wanted to let out what is a target refugees. someone his home has been coming uninhabitable. they have no choice but to leave and seek elsewhere

jerome robbins becomes increasingly important. i think it's just the dominance of the artist. what it's drivers that. i also think there is also the experimental interest in taking broadway musical and adjusting it to a dark and more experimental time matters a lot, too, but i'm not sure it's directly related some. how about the matter at hand. how about the subject at hand? how about vietnam and off-broadway and off-off-broadway, are there questions about any of the musicals -- >> the relationship between broadway, between broadway and music, and it seems to me that the music industry is more lively, is driving the culture and addressing these political issues in a way that broadway is a little late. in the same way, that broadway plays that i talked about, whether it's "camelot," they are translated to the screen quite rapidly, so their influence is not just, in those broadway goers, but it becomes with albums, with moves. they become a cultural phenomenon. there is a culture share in art forms. >> that happens, absolutely happens with music. we've gone generations with ever