roger: good to see you. actually over the course of the summer, i became increasingly alarmed by my perception that facebook had inadvertently become a 12 that was being used to distort democracy -- a tool that was being used to distort democracy, first with brexit, then over here. the first thing is i saw was the ultimate -- reluctance to accept responsibility, to dismiss this as running experiments. i'm curious, is this something you think can be addressed , are wehe industry going to need some kind of regulatory thing from the outside to get the proper attention brought to it? >> you are right. much more have attention brought to it. the question is, where is it going to come from? will it be because of consumer pressure, when people realize companies are not building products to serve us? they have to serve advertisers. you are right to be concerned about how it was affecting the elections.it's one of my deepest concerns as well . facebook has a team of engineers working on the fake news problems, that t

tonight we have a special guest, roger stone. long time adviser to president trump who has been at the heart of allegations of ties between trump campaign and russia. here's a quick primer on who exactly is roger stone. he's been involved in republican politics and pulling electoral high jinx since the 9/11on era. he ran the firm. i know what the former campaign manager. they were very much involved in the rise of ronald reagan in the 1970s and '80s. stone first met trump in the 80s. stone was the director of the presidential exploratory committee in 1999 when he ran for the reform party. and stone was a part of most recent before departing. stone kept fighting for trump, pushing hits against the republican field and eventually against hillary clinton. stone's most prolific line of attack on clinton was peddling bill clinton's history with women and alleging that bill clinton father ad child as a result of an extra-marital affa affair. as of lately, he's been facing allegations. here's what we do know about their contacts with mr

that's exactly what roger ailes said. so whoever says these are all lies it's hard to believe. >> and the question, and i think the proof will be in the pudding. the question is whether more women will or have come forward. and whether they will be unafraid to do so. some of the recent people who have come forward and said i don't want any money, because they felt that was the only way to be taken seriously, because otherwise, they would have been accused of gold digging, as o'reilly has said in the past. so these women were harassed and they walk away with zero, but they say okay, we were able to make this point. will women in the future feel that they will be able to come forward without any kind of retribution, either at fox or any other corporate environment? >> and brian, the idea that bill o'reilly has a book out about old school values and how he represents that is interesting. i want to play a clip from the first time that fox news addressed this on the air in the 6:00 p.m. air. >> the ouster comes nine months aft

roger: yeah. you get cut. roger: or you get screamed at, you know. lemonis: when he's here. roger: when he's here. lemonis: is that a big issue for some of the employees, honestly? roger: we actually quite like it when he's not here, to be perfectly honest. lemonis: you do? roger: yeah. 'cause howie can come in and say, "i don't want that there," you know, "get rid of it." lemonis: you do it and you spend all day on it, and the you turn around and it's... roger: that is so soul-destroying. ♪ lemonis: could you grab all of your financial data? and i'd like to sit down and go over it all with you. howard: okay. all right. lemonis: all right? you want to go ahead and grab it? howard: yeah, yeah. lemonis: all right, great. ♪ let's start with the profit and loss statement. howard: so january through december 2015. lemonis: total revenue -- $3,136,00. the cost of goods is $1,381,000. gross profit -- $1,755,000. total expenses -- $1,876,000. leaving you with a loss of $121,000 last year. the two single b

did roger ails ever sexually harass me? >> yes. roger ails did sexually harass me.could be charming, car funny. he could also be a bit of a bully and mean. he also was often kind of grossly inappropriate with things he would say. i think many of us experienced that. he would talk about body parts. he would say give me a spin. he would want to be greeted with a hug. but this time that i remember most was when i was first starting out at fox and i was single. i remember being in roger's office. i was saying i wanted more opportunity. he said well, i would have to work with you. >> work with you? >> i would have to work with you on that case. i would have to work with you really closely. it may require us getting to know each other better. that might have to happen away from here. it might have to happen at a hotel. do you know what i'm saying? and i said yeah, i think i do know what you're saying. and i just want to say i knew in my head i'm never going to that hotel under any circumstances. but i didn't know what that meant for me and my career. i remember vividly i

but you didn't say that about roger ailes. did roger ailes ever sexually harass you? harass me. let me be clear. roger ailes could be charming. heould c be quite charismatic. he could also be a bit of a ny. bully and mean. and, he also was often kind of grossly inappropriate with things that he would say. and i think that many of us experienced that. he would talk about body parts. he would say, give me a spin. he would want to be greeted with a hug. but the time that i remember most was when i was first starting out at fox and i was single and i remember roger being -- being in roger's office and i was saying that i wanted more opportunity. and he said, "well? i would have to work with you." >> work with you. >> "i would have to work with you on that case. i would have to work with you really closely. and it may require us getting to know each other better. and that might have to happen away from here. and it might have to happen at a hotel. do you know what i'm saying?" and i said, "yeah, i think i do know what you're saying." and i just want to say that, i knew in

>> roger ails. this was the culture, bill was just too big and there was nothing you could do about it. this is an election year, this is the biggest show at fox. and then about three years later, i went back and i said, look, i'm willing to give this another try. i came back on the show and we actually never had another problem. we actually ended up having quite a good relationship. it just spoke volumes that i had to completely handle it on my own, that there was no one that was willing to say anything to him, basically saying you can't treat one of our political analysts this way. >> kirsten, obviously not having worked at fox, i have only worked at channel 1, abc news and cnn, i cannot imagine working in an environment where that was tolerated. not only the environment, but roger ails, the guy who was running the place. >> i will say for myself, i sort of look back on it and think, you know, why -- i mean i did quit his show, but i still did keep on working there, and i have to say to a certain

>> roger ailes.his was the culture which was bill is too big and there was fog you could do about it. i did quit his show. this was an election year. the biggest show at fox. about three years later, i went back and said i'm willing to give it another try. he said sure. i came on the show. i never had another problem. we had a good relationship actually. it just spoke volume you s i ha handle it on my own and nobody was willing to say anything to him. you can't treat a political analyst this way. >> joining us now is margaret hoover. she used to appear regularly on o'reilly's show and just featured in that clip. joining us is editor at large chris cillizza and brian stelter. margaret, that exchange on the air where he said thank you for your blondeness. >> it was a moment that makes you feel you are a blonde back drop for o'reilly's opinions and not political analyst or as a person in their own right and experiences and opinions as contributing. that was frankly pretty common experience at fox news.

did roger ailes ever sexual l harass you? >> yes, roger ailes did sexually harass me.tic, he could be uproariously funny. he could also be a bit of a bully and mean, and he also was often kind of fwrogrossly inappropriate with things he would say. i think many of us experienced that. he would talk about body parts. he would say, give me a spin. he would want to be greeted with a hug, but the time that i remember most was when i was first starting out at fox and i was single and i remember roger -- being in roger's office and i was saying that i wanted more opportunity, and he said, well, i would have to work with you. >> work with you? >> i would have to work with you on that case. i would have to work with you really closely. and it may require us getting to know each other better, and that might have to happen away from here, and it might have to happen at a hotel. do you know what i'm saying? and i said, yeah, i think i do know what you're saying. and i just want to say that i knew in my head at that moment, i'm never going to that hotel under any circumstances, but

take care. >> roger mcnamee.an, you were just saying you would do the exact opposite of what roger was saying. >> i would never want to go the exact opposite of mcnamee. you ma i see what the copycat action by facebook means to their guidance. if you see that stock below the 17 ds price, take a shot at it. i'm waiting until we see it down there. i don't want to buy it at 2 2 i don't want to buy it at 2 2 - 20 or 22. let it get sloppy. >> i'm curious why people take this ipo price and say -- we're talking about valuation. >> i just think that you may have an opportunity when sentiment gets really, really poor to take a shot at it. >> you would like it more than facebook? i don't get it that when you're buying a very similar thing at a way higher price than facebook. >> if you think snap is done with the two months after the ipo, no way. let me tell you something, roger, i saw him in -- dallas playing california last month, they're fast. >> f-a-w. >>> rejecting the new billion dollar arthritis drug. we'll have a sp

ailes. >> when i was first starting out at fox and i was single and i remember roger being in roger's and i was saying i wanted more opportunity and he said, well, i would have to work with you. >> work with you. >> i would have to work with you on that case. i would have to work with you really closely. and it may require us getting to know each other better. and that might have to happen away from here. and it might have to happen at a hotel. >> more of her story after a quick break. listen up, heart disease. you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. truecar has pricing data on every make and model, so all you have to do is search for the car you want, there it is. now you're an expert

involving the former chairman, roger ailes.y 20 years. >> you are about to enter the no spin zone. >> reporter: the host of the most watched news show on cable. >> bill o'reilly is by many definitions fox news. he's their single most important personality. >> i'm not litigious. i don't want any money. i'm not -- there's no lawsuit. >> reporter: walsh and her lawyer, lisa bloom, sat down with us to tell their story. >> i've been doing sexual harassment cases for 30 years. what's going on at fox news is the worst of any company that i have ever been made aware of. >> reporter: we are beginning a new segment called "are we crazy?" >> reporter: in 2013 walsh began a thursday night slot called "are we crazy?" on o'reilly's show. it was a triad. soon she says she got a dinner invite from o'reilly's assistant. >> and i thought wow, the big boss. wow. and he brought it up first, as soon as we sat down to dinner, saying we'd like to make you a contributor. >> reporter: then after dinner she says -- >> and as we walked past the hostess s

the women who had a grievance against bill o'reilly or roger ales, they knew it would come back to roger ales. >> that's a point that's very important. a lot of the women that we talked to said they feared making complaints. they feared retaliation. they thought if they were to bring forward a complaint about someone as powerful as bill o'reilly that their career would be in jeopardy. >> let me ask a couple questions about the reporting process here, emily. you've been working on this for months. i had a personal o'reilly side that said emily steel has had it out for o'reilly for years. is this at all personal? >> it's not a personal story. we're trying to follow the facts and write a fair and accurate story about. >> did you have any third party corroboration like audio tapes or anything like that? >> what's interesting is that two of the women who reached settlements, these are settlements that bill o'reilly paid himself, andrea makris and rebecca gomez diamond, they both had evidence, recordings. >> so there was some but you didn't hear that directly. >> we didn't hear the tapes, no.

roger ailes has been accused of this by now countless, countless women working at fox news, incluingiles was let go by the company because of all of the accusation as of sexual harassment against him. roger ailes has a lawyer who did not offer any substantive claim of defense against this latest accusation. when we come back, we'll be joined by gabriel sherman who literally wrote the book on fox news. he'll tell us about this latest case against roger ailes and everything bill o'reilly said about this tonight on his show. me in different countries that we traveled, what is your nationality and i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm everything. i'm from all nations. i would look at forms now and wonder what do i mark? because i'm everything. and i marked other. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. [ om[ sniffs ]c ] little girl: daddy! trapped by your unrelenting nasal allergies? [ meow ] [ sneezes ] try clarispray clarispray provides unsurpassed relief. it's 24 hour, non-drowsy and prescr

she filed that suit last year against former fox news ceo roger ailro roger ailes. >> in this countryody could come out and sue us, attack us, go to the press, i stand behind roger 100%. >> joining us now, sandy giles, host of the giles files pod cast, also with us erin gloria ryan, senior editor for the daily beast. >> nancy, the happens to everybody defense. there -- i have a two-word problem for bill o'reilly in that defense. those two words are sean hannity, never been accused of anything. been at fox news as long. he's almost as rich as bill o'reilly. he is absolutely as prominent. >> oh, yeah. >> the it happens to everybody -- doesn't happen to sean hannity. >> and it doesn't happen five times, and it's always a lie. it just can't. not with the kind of specificity of detail that each lawsuit has brought out. >> we are way over five now. >> oh, yeah. well, yeah. i'm not eve talking about ailes. are we up to seven? i think it's -- can i just say if i ruled the world when things like this happen not only with the aggressors have to pay big fines, big penalties but they would also h

when megan kelly said that she was harassed by roger ailes, roger has never sexually harassed.an estrich does not know that. mark fabiani is one of the lawyers defending bill o'reilly, another, most political operatives are for sale. wendy walsh told her story of harassment to the "new york times" on sunday because she has not sued bill reilly and therefore it has not signed a settlement agreement for millions of dollars that prevents her from speaking about o'reilly. today another o'reilly lawyer tried to shut her up. attorney frederick new man threatened to sue wendy walsh for "defamation of mr. o'reilly's character." as if mr. o'reilly had not already defamed his character enough on television, as if mr. o'reilly had never been accused of brutality by his wife in divorce proceedings. let's send o'reilly's lawyer a message about what the jury pool might look like if he ever wants to put bill o'reilly's character on trial. i'm going to send a tweet right now, ready to go, that i'd like you all to retweet so that o'reilly gets the message. it's going to say "hey, o'reilly, plea

and the content of his comments was very much how he defended roger ailes when roger ailes was accusedexual harassment. he said that roger is a good man, i know him, he wouldn't do it. that's not really how sexual harassment works. and he also talkses about roger had done so many good things for people. he just clearly doesn't understand it. and i said how would you like it if ivanka was treated this way? he said i hope she would find another job or career. it's a very much throw back way of thinking about sexual hara harassment is that your buddies can do whatever they want and you take them at face value. i don't know what happened, i also know that he doesn't know that it didn't happen. it's just not appropriate for him to be declaring that these women are not telling the truth. >> it's interesting, traditionally a president of the united states would not kind of wade into this sort of a case. >> right. you know, i have no problem with him being a character witness for bill o'reilly, saying i have known him for a very long time, he's a very good man. i have met bill o'reilly a few t

run by roger ailes. lisa bloom advised her client wendy walsh to tell her story to "the new york times" before she told her story to fox news. and when wendy walsh's story of sexual harassment was published in the new york time, one of bill o'reilly's lawyers threatened to sue wendy walsh for defamation of character. and that's when you stepped in and helped deliver a message to fox news. i put out this tweeting "hey, bill o'reilly, please sue me too because i believe wendy walsh." and i asked you to retweet so it fox news would see you response. and 53,000 of you retweeted that to fox news. 53,000. and just by comparison to the tweeter in chief, donald trump's biggest tweet today got 12,900 retweets. fox news got your message. in that tweet and in many, many others and protesters outside of the building, fox news got the message. 18 days. lisa bloom wasn't finished after she helped wendy walsh tell her story. lisa bloom kept cop asking at bill o'reilly with more women's stories. yesterday lisa bloom rev

the australian open final with roger federer taking on rafa nadal. federer won that day and claimed the first set here 6—3 with a solitary break. he is serving for the title as we speak in the second set right now. roger federer is on serve right now. we will keep you up to date with that. and finally, belgium's phillipe gilbert took an impressive solo victory in one of cycling's five one—day "monuments" — the tour of flanders. the home favourite pulled clear with more than 50 kilometres to go over the belgian hills and cobbles and finished in style, hopping off his bike and carrying it over the line. apparently that is allowed in the rules. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. hello and welcome.

i think roger federer is not going anywhere. >> incredible too. >> both of them. that would be a win, win. they're both outstanding players. >> they have a lot more matchups coming up this year. >> i know, it's awesome. >>> still ahead, it's the wealthiest white house ever. we're taking a look at the financial disclosures for some of president trump's top staffers. >> plus senate top republican and democratic square off ahead of neil gorsuch nomination. those stories and more, next. is data that can make the difference between winning and losing. the microsoft cloud helps the pga tour turn countless points of data

meteorologist karen rogers is in for david murphy a tracking the rain outside on the terrace with the latest from accuweather. hi, karen. >> reporter: i like the way you say that if we're goodbye the ends of the week we get a reward, that would be nice, right. we have a breeze out of the east/northeast starting to pick up. it's cloudy and cool and tomorrow will be worse. how do you like that forecast? storm tracker 6 live double scan around the area, spotty showers here and there, a little bit of rainier trenton and reading. let's go in closer we can watch this lift out of the east-northeast, in honeybrook you're wet and you continue to be so in coatsville and downingtown and reading, and in pottstown sprinkles, northeast extension showers there. doylestown in and out of it. showers in trenton, new jersey. so wet at times. satellite and radar how about close up view so you can kind of see this. lots of clouds in place. do you see the rain that's building south of cape may and dover. that will be the next rounds of showers that will lift up through philadelphia. we have a couple of hou

roger federer was able to do just that against his old nemesis, rafael nadal.erer had waited 11 years to reclaim the title, and was in no mood to wait any longer. a break in the spaniards serve in the first that was all he needed to take it mandatory. playing in his final without having won at, he dug deep to keep a close on the second. how about this for keeping a nerve at break point? his rations at it all. he is enjoying a return form. he has lost just once in he is enjoying a return form. he has lostjust once in 2017, a that has seen him when his 18th major title ina seen him when his 18th major title in a straight. in 19, the former world number one 100 up a opportunity that a decisive. he was able to service out to claim his third title this season. he now ta kes a third title this season. he now takes a prolonged break before the french open starts in may. it is amazing to win any world at miami back. ithink it is amazing to win any world at miami back. i think it 11 years ago ghost lake coach, now, so it has been quite a journey here in miami. sometimes

who roger ales had put into place. and who in effect enabled him. some of those people still work at fox news if they were serious, they might have done something about those people as well. i'm not asking for anybody to lose their job about if you're serious, you might actually examine their behavior as well and plenty of accusations against those executives -- >> any indication they are looking into those people? >> it's been nine months and they've promoted them and put them into place and still remain in place. the answer to that is no. >> can fox news weather -- can they end the storm by justi isi ushering out bill o'reilly. >> they dont want to keep the story going on and belabor it. what they can do, we've moved forwards and we're implementing sensitive training or something else and hopefully for them they hope something else happens with united airlines or something else that then takes the heat off of them. we have a small attention span but i don't think they had a choice at that point. >> i keep mispronounc

that's a culture that roger ailes instituted what 20 years ago?an autocrat tick pers personality. hear is the dilemma for the murdochs running it. >> sorry to interrupt. jane, you worked there in the 2000s. what do you say? is it a cancer? >> i don't like -- i love david zurik but i don't like the metaphor of a cancer. let me tell you what i think they should do. i don't want to not say what i think. i think they -- 21st century fox, you know, clearly as david zurik said and emily steel said, "the new york times" pointed out having said they would no longer tolerate this kind of atmosphere in the workplace, they were fixing it, they did not fix it. they privately made settlements totaling multimillions on behalf of bill o'reilly. women are silenced by the set e settlemen settlements. that's a problem. that's why wendy walsh could speak. roger still denies and oc'reill denies settled after they said they were cleaning house. this is what they should do. 21st century fox should enforce the law. it's against the law and should enforce a change in the

ducis rogers, we know the biggest names in football are coming to philadelphia.out local kids? they'll feel emotion going into the draft as well. >> it will be a dream come true when they hear their name called on the stage. the finishing touches are still being put on the stage. the draft is a three day event but there are other things. several players visited shriner's hospital. korey clemmon from glassboro, new jersey, they can't wait for this day to come. >> i'm anxious to see where i'll be at. i have been a calm, cool, collected guy. i rarely get nervous, so i'm not nervous, but the waiting to see where i go, that's exciting. >> it will be a memorable day for everybody. i want to share with my high school, middle school, elementary school, i did my growing up here. why not give back to those that helped me get here. >> as for the eagle, they have eight picks, the highest tomorrow at 14 over all. do they go running back, receiver or quarterback? experts say the focus should be around building around carson wentz. >> they have carson wentz because cleveland gi

let's go to karen rogers in for dave murphy and matt pelman.t the long sleeves on today. may want to grab a little bit of a jacket as it's cool out there to start you off. it's not going to be a very

let's head right to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers.d morning. >> wie, good morning and welcome jeanette. >> welcome. >> jeanette reyes. >> you woke up early. >> it's jeanette reyes day. >> i'll take that. >> bringing a little bit of rain on your day unfortunately jeanette t a line of showers coming through the i-95 corridor. there was heavier rain in the overnight hours. some of you may see a little ponding and puddling on roads and maybe even a couple high streams in a couple of spots. i'll talk about where you might encounter that in a he could is. there goes the rain as we punch through in the overnight hours. there are some breaks in the clouds out to the west and while there is the chance of an additional shower or even a thunderstorm this afternoon, we also think we're going to see some sun a little bit later on. here are the flood advisories still up for urban centers roads around urban areas where the draining isn't quite as good and maybe some small streams. areas around bensalem bucks county, mercer county and up and down the

the men there and roger ailes -- this was a way of life for them.money who would proposition women, take advantage of them. they thought that was normal. the way that life should be. it has only been in recent years that women have felt strong enough to come forward and to talk about what has happened to them. think how many women depended on their jobs and didn't want to lose their jobs and was afraid to say anything. but things have changed. life is changing for women. women are feeling stronger, coming forward, standing up for themselves. i know that it went on for a long time. but thank god it's stopped now with bill o'reilly at fox. >> you said before that you think o'reilly should go to jail. do you still believe that? the president says he doesn't believe o'reilly did anything wrong. >> well, i can't -- you can't pay any attention to what the president says. they are cut from the same cloth. they are two of a kind. for the president of the united states of america to stand up for a man who has spent $13 million in settlement, even though he c

by the way, the same was true of roger ailes.could be charming and khar s charasmatic and bullying and sexist. i'm glad you are making those points. all of us get the question. why did you stay? >> i would go and sit in front of bill every week like kirsten and mary katharine did. it is extraordinary to see how the magic is made by one of the best in the business. >> the number one show in cable news. the golden opportunity. >> it was. it was told to me all the time. hoover, i'm making you a star. that felt a little patronizing. it felt there was no life beyond fox. it was an opportunity. by the way, i learned a lot by watching bill o'reilly. >> by the way, you all fought back. on camera. you alls tossled. >> that is why he invited us back. we stood up to him and give it back to him. >> there is a larger point. we had iron clad contracts and roger intimidated people who tried to hire us away. that is a longer story. mary katharine, where are you with the two men going down so publicly? >> i think the tipping point is in modelling

is it roger ailes? >> you know who is on the other end, someone who is going to report back to the company and make sure they retaliate. that is who is on the other end. >> this is a complete red herring. look, i don't care about fox news shareholders or rich a arrogant rights like bill o'reilly's, we're not just talking about comments up to and including sexual assault which has been alleged. we're talking about women's careers, women over and over again accusing people of sexual harassment, and then been driven out not only at fox news but at other organizations. we had in-depth interviews with these women, that is why it's so important. we have to protect human rights. >> did you hear what he said, he said if welcoomen come forward,y never work again. >> i know lots of people who wanted to file discrimination charges, whether you're african-american women, but they don't do it because they think they can never get another job. >> lisa has a good idea. if the state board does an investigation they can

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star, new questions about the scandal that's still growing months after the ouster of former chief roger ailes. >>> also, will actor harrison ford face consequences for his close call at the airport? we'll tell you what nbc news has learned about that tonight when we come back. >>> back now with new allegations in the sexual harassment scandal plaguing fox news. new accusers coming forward against roger ailes and fox news star bill o'reilly, after a report the network paid out millions to settle complaints against o'reilly. tonight one big name company is pulling its ads from o'reilly's show. stephanie gosk has more. >> reporter: today a former fox news commentator accused the network's biggest star, bill o'reilly of sexual harassment. >> i knew how to behave and i simply said i'm sorry, i can't do that. >> reporter: wendy walsh says she refused o'reilly's offer to go to his hotel room after discussing her career at dinner. >> he got hostile very quickly. he told me flat out, forget any career advice i gave you. >> reporter: her appearances on his show, she said, soon stopped. walsh's ac

electrify the parkway for first round of the draft, and, of course at one point they did over power roger goodell the commissioner with boos. >> come on, philly, come on. there you go. we are thrill. >> we talked about this. it was 12 and a half second. i said at lee 32. you told me i was crazy. how long dit last. >> close to a minute. >> with a 14th pick in the 2017 nfl draft the philadelphia eagles select derek barnett defensive back, tennessee. >> we hope it will be a victory our new eagle derek barnett overcome last night his connections to one of the best events to play in the nfl and he did play for the eagles >> now, alex we are showing off. >> beautiful weekend, temperatures approaching 90. it was amazing, yesterday, how long will this stick around. >> good day everybody it is fully, april 28th, 2017. >> can i get a teeth cleaning day. >> yes. >> yes on my way in i had a rough way in. >> alex, you will need air conditioning. the vent in your dress. >> i had a promise from yesterday and i broke it. >> i was than the going to say , my gosh, it is too hot. i dit. >> you didn't say to

we have ducis rogers ready to talk about the first round pick.versky has reaction from eagle fans and walter perez talks about the spectacle, the nfl draft in philadelphia. >> ducis rogers, what do we know about derek barnett and what he can contribute to the eagles? >> he's a tenacious player that can keep up with the quarterback. on paper and on film he appears to be the real deal. some mock drafts him high asinine. barnett left tennessee in his junior season. he made an impact as soon as he got to knoxville. 13 sacks last season, 32 for his career. he broke reggie white's sack record. that's a big deal. barnett tells us he's done his homework on philadelphia. >> i heard the fans are passionate. i know i'm going to an organization with a lot of great players. i can't wait. i'm ready to get to work. everyone's telling me, enjoy the moment. i love football. i'm ready to get to what i want to do. >> he stands what what everyone in the city will see, what kind of player he is, unbelievable worker and talented and productive. it's a seven mile drive

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when roger ailes was ousted, it changed everything there.nd i think that that ultimately led to what we've seen here and so you can't view bill o'reilly and just say, what happened to bill o'reilly? you have to view it in the what happened to bill o'reilly after roger ailes? >> getting rid of bill o'reilly doesn't end their legal vulnerability necessarily. >> for sexual harassment claim you got a three-year statute of limitations. anyone who believes he or she was harassed has to bring a lawsuit within three years. so i think that the vulnerability is going to be what limited there in terms of the time frame. but i think that this is more a pr issue. when i say pr it's also internal. you've got all the employees there. it's not just the people on the outside. it's not just the fans of the show. it's not just the activists. it is also the employees. >> real test for fox to see if they can survive without their star, their prime time lineup entirely changed. >> what they prided themselves on not dependent on one personality. it's the fox brand

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susan: and we have the exit of roger alwayroger ails.: there is no question fox news and bill o'reilly parting ways is a big story. but the next day, the lead story in the "washington post," here you have the "new york times," two stories up here and a picture of o'reilly meeting with the pope at the vatican. is there something about the way fox is covered that magnified this event even further? joe: i'm willing to bet if bill o'reilly was a cnn or msnbc host they wouldn't have covered it. the exercise in media outlets play together media bubble instead of the public interest. a mass shooting in fresno where a guy -- racially motivated -- start firing at people and four people dead. or a terror attack in paris. those didn't get 1/10 the coverage bill o'reilly got. howie: going back to roger ailes who was a force in politic and republican politics. that was part of the appeal of the story. i believe the murdoch family has been trying to change the culture at this company. some of o'reilly's allegations a decade old. tucker carlson, "the f

. >> and ducis rogers and jaime apody is on eakins oval covering the nfl draft. hi guys. >> hey there jim, we are giving you names of whom the eagles may be looking at in the nfl draft. and we'll hear from experts. a little coming up. >> well, lots of clouds still today thanks to the slow moving low pressure and drift as way tomorrow and temperatures are set to soar i'll explain in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. those stories and more. >>> last night we told you about the theft of a young cerebral palsy victim's wheel chair. it's not returned. but we have a story of extreme compassion and generosity. sara bloomquist has the story. >> it's a happy day at the proud household in west oak lane. a new wheelchair for 10-year-old robert is on the way. >> it's been amazing and at this point i'm past is the fact that the old chair was stolen, it's just now it's overwhelming how the city has reached out to just help me help my son. >> yesterday we report that robert's custom wheelchair was stolen outside of the family's home at forest avenue. robert suffers

consultants to fox news head roger ailes.ll shine, reports he might be the next one on the chopping block. he's named in several lawsuits involving ailes and the culture at fox. as dylan buyers wrote this week, he may be the man who knew too much and perhaps also did too little. what is next for fox news and for the murdoch empire? there's talks as you can see from the hollywood reporter about possibly replacing shine. let's talk with two reporters who have been covering this lately. dylan, tell us about what you were saying about bill shine there, that he was ailes' top most trusted deputy, that he knew a lot of what was going on inside the company. is that were you were getting at? >> absolutely. like roger ailes, like bill o'reilly, there since 1996, the life blood of that company, the right hand man to roger ailes. >> of course no one accusing him of harassment. >> but like you said, he is named in many of the allegations, named in some of the lawsuits, so the question is how are you the right hand man to roger ailes and

the roger ailes theory. >> you know who is on the other ends. >> who? someone who will report back to the company. >> of course. >> make sure they retaliate. that's who the on the other end. >> this is a complete red hering. i don't care about fox news shareholders, i don't care about rich, arrogant guys like bill o'reilly. i care about women and women's sexual rights. when we are not talking about comments up to including sexual misconduct and sexual assault, we are talking women's careers, women over and over afen who have accused people of sexual harassment and been driven out not only at fox news but often out of the television industry, themselves, that's been in the "new york times" and agency articles, to get in-depth interviews, that's why it's so important. that's why we need to keep our human rights, we is entrusted to protect women's rights. >> he said if women come forward, usually they never work again. >> in the television industry, look at andrea -- >> i know lots of people who wanted to file skrim nation charges, whether african-american

roger ailes' right-hand man, has since taken over a as co-president of the network.ts to him, they say. he was involved in dealing with some of the stress brought on by one of the accusers. there's a question about how deep this goes in the company. then the question becomes how far can the murdocks go in shaking up the company. >> you owe, o'reilly's contract was renewed. >> recently. >> right. and these payments were made to these women. so you know, it seems to me like everyone was kind of willing to say, we'll let bigones be bygones. >> until gretchen carlson spoke out last year. when she sued ailes, that's the domino effect that started all this. what courage it must have taken for her to step forward. >> i guarantee you the money bill o'reilly gets will be a lot more than the women. >> there is a nine to ten-minute period between when fox news decides it's going to get rid of roger ailes and says it has zero tolerance for any kind of behavior that makes employees uncomfortable and the bill o'reilly scandal. the mur cobs at the end of the day they make decisions

there was a feeling when i was there that roger was the boss. it was roger ailes kingdom. there was no higher authority you could go to and there was harassment. i tried in my own way to raise the flag and talk to people about it. i went to my superiorss s i went to my superiorss s to t about it. >> they talked about the hotline. >> there was no hotline. i can't under score this enough. if a hotline is a secret, it doesn't work. it is not hot. when you have a real hotline, you put up posters. if you see anything. that did not exist. things, i guess, are slowly changing. certainly with bill o'reilly and roger ailes out. >> in light of this, i asked every professional woman in media, if they had an experience where somebody said something. almost every one of them said yes in some context or another. what is true of fox, it was so pervasive and at the boss's level. that is what made it different from anywhere else. >> i worked at another news c corporation at the new york post. that was not the culture of the post at all. i don't know what that says that the post is a long e