every time we turn around there is another ronan farrow scoop, another ronan farrow book. is literally according to the world of ronan farrow. how on earth do you manage it, first of all, disparate subjects, me too, america's role in diplomacy, very different subject? >> you know, i've been really fortunate to have leads come my way and brave sources turn whistleblower as they did in this book war on peace as all these brave women did as part of the me too movement and present hard truths that i really have had no choice but to work around the clock to ferret out. >> you've won the pulitzer. you have the pope, a whole load of awards coming your way. does it feel like victory, does it feel like vindication to you? >> it feels like a relief, christiane. particularly the harvey weinstein story. we easily forget came at a different time in our history. already there is an been all this analysis and all these brave people coming forward. but as i was reporting on this, i was very, very fearful that this story was going to be fully shutdown and these women would never be heard s

but, without ronan farrow, there would be no me too movement. there would be no me too story. the weinstein story would never have broken. and obviously, in the case of ronan farrow it comes because of his particular differences within his own family that he was determined to stick to this story. and for that reason, i think he deserves even more credit. because if he had just been the typical mid level nbc news staff, he would have done what everybody else did and figured it wasn't worth it to his career to go up against harvey weinstein. >> martha: in fact, at least according to this story, the weinstein folks tried to pressure nbc by also saying you know, this is woody allen's relative, essentially. and you guys can't let him run this story because he has a conflict of interest. that was one of the other things they did for fresh presse him. journalistic questions raised and whether nbc should have ran with it here is the tape that they did have by ms. gutierrez who was wired in his conversation she had with harvey weinstein. let's play this just to remind people. this stor

joining me now is ronan pharrow, thank you so much for joining us. you have done a lot of reporting on how david pecker operates. what sort of information pecker gives federal prosecutors warranted him of being granted immunity >> of course from this charging document and the cohen's case that there is a close relationship between cohen, pecker and donald trump. indeed the document making is clear there is an active agreement that they would find on flattering stories and killed them. the reporting i did the last few months involved a string of cases of that type. we know that pecker was aware of the stormy daniels' case. one one in the case of mcdougal of trump and one in the case of of -- in both of those cases, this is a company paying money to silence stories. this is a pattern of behavior that could get this company in legal trouble. we talk to election law experts who says that's dicey territory especially in such a close recissio relationship. >> are you surprise that pecker returning on the president considering their long stand personal rela

david: another nbc story is ronan farrow and a producer who left nbc, it was the top brass trying toronan farrow had to leave nbc to report on it and presented it to the "new yorker" magazine. >> the #metoo story is one of the biggest pieces of journalism done this year. any journalist would be proud to go after a villain like harvey weinstein. but nbc tried to kill this thing so many so that ronan farrow had to leave the network and go to the "new yorker" to publish it. they were stopping them from doing interviews. they weren't even allowed to do the interview with the sources they were looking to pursue. nbc reported to have threatened ronan that he wasn't able to take his reporting with him when he left nbc. this is bad news all around. and further evidence there is a culture of corruption at nbc that is negatively affecting their ability to do good journalism. david: neil armstrong, i just reported on it before. the movie that avoid planting the american flag because it was a worldwide achievement according to the lead actor. >> what does ryan gosling know. he has no stake tonig

you talk to people they spoke to as ronan farrow did in youth speaks to menendez. it cbs has got a dilemma. they may think he's the greatest leader and businessman of the world but do they want the black tights to use the logo analogy that keeping him in place would result in if in fact these allegations are confirmed by outside investigators. melissa: this is not the blue. all of us who are in the media know that this is something reporters have been investigating for a long time, right? >> yes. the rumors have been around but rumors around for a lot of people. but "the new yorker" did and those are my snood media figures who were forced to leave it sees documented, ronan farrow documented. he admitted mistakes and he feels immensely regretful about those mistakes but he has not the knowledge the most serious charges. that's where we'll see what if anything gets done by this call. david: we did mention the role of sherri sherri redstone if there is a rope which he played in giving some of this information in the context to ronan farrell. we mentioned les moonves i

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ronan farrow is telling stories that he has a story coming in a week or two, stay tuned. the tweet that moved cbs shares. that idea back to that cbs on les moonves narratives are so intertwined. and so much of the futures is at stake even sherrie redstone's intent to march the companies. >> exactly. people are worried about the succession plan. leslie buzz has not set aside anyone he has said it would be his successor. him to be his number two if the companies were merged. but the market does not i that at the moment. he has never run a company. he is not the cfo. he is the coo. there could be a leadership vacuum. time the hottest event and will be their earnings call. what are we expecting? nabila: muslim does is going to be on the call. lisa: wow. scarlet: very carefully lawyered. nabila: i'm sure he will. the board came out and said they appointed a couple of law firms to look into these allegations. it is surprising that they will have him the front the call with investors and analysts. although as an investor pointed out, he did not think analysts would ask anything

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elizabeth: you know, it was really pretty controversial that nbc spiked ronan farrow's story, eric.what we're hearing. they say they support the fair press. he won the pulitzer, what's your take on all of this? >> i think that, you know, what we just heard is true. i think they had inside or -- insider desiring to continue a relationship with weinstein. inif this report is true, weinstein had tremendous power. this is a case where they got caught in a whole backlash that became a movement, and now it's exposed. but we're going to find out. i mean, it's a report. i don't know that it's true, but if it is, it's bad. elizabeth: you've been great tonight, thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you. elizabeth: next up, president trump calling out social media last night at that indiana rally, warning that large social media companies should not be allowed to censor conservatives and control what we and cannot see. is that what's really going on? we're bringing in retired lieutenant colonel and former florida congressman allen west. he thinks it's time to investigate. we'll also talk t

a former producer who worked with ronan farrow is now accusing the network of effectively killing his on harvey weinstein which helped catapult the me too movement. abc's adrienne bankert has the story. >> reporter: overnight a former nbc news employee is now accusing network executives of effectively killing ronan farrow's story of harvey weinstein's alleged sexual misconduct which he had been working on for eight months at the network. the sweeping report spawning the me too movement. >> what the women have done coming forward in this article and now far beyond as you say industry after industry is something i could have never fully anticipated. it's incredibly moving. >> reporter: he won a pulitzer for his coverage in "the new yorker" of the disgraced movie mogul accused of sexual assault by many women. originally he worked on the story for nbc alongside one of the network's top investigative producers. overnight that producer, rich mchugh tells abc news as we were about to interview a woman with a credible allegation of rape against him, i was told not to do the interview and orde

that was way before ronan farrow's new yorker story. "the l.a. times" story is based on two anonymous sources. the story says prosecutors did not file charges because the alleged incidents were in the 1980's, way past the statute of limitations. the company hired a law firm that the allegations did not require further investigation. the author of against the case the case of impeaching trump, alan dershowitz. great to have you on. is the cbs board in trouble here? >> this is nationwide, worldwide problem. we have to make sure we see in place due process safeguards that protect all parties, protect those women who say they have been abused and the men accused of abuse. we can't just allow corporations to make multibillion dollar decisions based based on allegations. i like idea they hire very good law firms to do the investigations and the investigations have to be completely transparent and the public and stockholders and shareholders have to see the product of the investigation so i think cbs acting properly. whether they acted properly in the p

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rmer producer at nbc news going public about accusations executives tried to stop reporter ronan ex farrowct allegations against harvey weinstein. hoo dharvey weinstein hollywood harvey weinsteinpharvey weinsteinrharvey weinsteinoharvey weinsteindharvey weinsteinuharvey weinsteincharvey weinsteineharvey weinsteinrharvey weinstein harvey weinstein. >> reporter: nbc news saying he tried to stop the harvey weinstein actual ssment story is an outright lie. the claim comes from producerorommer nbc news producermmer nbc news producerer nbc news producer toich mchugh who worked on the in 2017. mchugh says nbc was resistant througut the reporting process and three days before going to interview a woman with a credible rape allegation, wa mchugh says ordered to stop, not to interview this woman and stand down on the story all together. in a statement, nbc news says it supported farrow's reporting for eight mont while furrow believed his story was ready for air, the network disagreed because he did not have a single ssvictim of or wit to misconduct by weinstein who was willing to be identified. the

reporter ronan farrow worked at nbc until last year.is then supervising producer, rich mchugh, now says, "as we were about to interview a woman with a credible allegation of rape against weinstein, i was told not to do the interview. effectively killing the story. those orders came to me from the highest levels of nbc." but nbc calling the accusations an "outright lie" and that at the time, farrow "did not yet have a single victim of -- or witness to -- misconduct by weinstein, who was willing to be identified." of the seven women who eventually went on record with farrow at "the new yorker," including asia argento, mira sorvino, and rosanna arquette, nbc says, "not one of these seven women was included in the reporting farrow presented while at nbc news." mchugh, a former abc news producer, resigned in protest from nbc news this month, telling abc, "as the father of four girls, i knew that if i didn't pursue this story with everything i had, how could i live with myself?" tom, the president of nbc news gave his blessing when farrow ask

that doesn't mean ronan farrow didn't go to her for help.u idea, i don't cover -- david: ronan farrow is the journalist came out with the story. >> let me explain something to you, this is out there that she might plant this investigative reporter a long time, i've been doing, i don't cover this stuff, namely "me too" movement, ronan farrow does, when you cover big stories and do one big story, other stories generally come to you. not like someone has to plant it. when people see in his case, when he was writing about harvey weinstein, various women, many prominent hollywood actresses being cited and quoted, other women see that and they call him. david: they feel empowered. maybe i can do the same. >> same thing when i was covering merrill lynch and morgan stanley and goldman sachs, city group, financial crisis, people would, they come to you. david: happened with latin america. all of sudden i got all stories. i got more scoops than anybody. >> i think cbs board tried to suggest shari redstone leaked this. they actually put that in their s

rich mchugh worked on the story with ronan farrow whose reporting was eventually published by "the new yorker" magazine. mchugh says they were about to interview a woman with a rape allegation against weinstein when nbc executives told them to stand down. he tells abc news those orders came to me from the highest levels of nbc. that was unethical and a massive breach of journalistic integrity. overnight nbc responded saying at the time the story wasn't ready for broadcast because no alleged victims were ready to go on the record and it says the assertion that it tried to kill the story is an outright lie. >>> the silent sam statue may be gone but protests over the confederate monument are not. people on both sides of the debate clashed at the university of north carolina overnight. opponents moved the statue without permission last week. heavy police presence and pepper spray kept the two groups apart last night. three people were arrested. >>> time now for a look at your weather on this friday morning. >>> good morning. we're watching for severe weather today across iowa and minnesota

scheduled to be part of a speaking tour of australia starting in september along with american journalist ronan farrow time easy coats and maureen dowd think the two are organizer told the media we are very disappointed to learn that the department of home affairs has taken this approach and will be vigorously advocating for her ability to enter australia. i guess this is how we will treat the real heroes in our society we will deny them entry and silence their voices until we start watching the hawks . what would you look like real that it would be analyzed from the bottom it. would be like you but i gotta. look at. this. because. well the more the watch remarks i am tyrrel the that capitalist. i can be read to wrap my head around this as i say is a bit out what. yeah. that is steal from us trail years ago written around the garden let me in let me know there are official response or questions i have is which is pretty ridiculous a spokesman for the department of home affairs which is or so oversees the you know kind of immigration or visitation of the people of the country told the guardian t

today, author ronan farrow tweeted that the claims appear to stem from allegations not included in our story, from a different, additional woman. "the new yorker" cited six women who claimed moonves sexually harassed them, four of whom say he forcibly kissed or touched them. moonves acknowledged there were times decades ago when he may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances but claims he always understood "no means no" and never misused his position to harm or hinder anyone's career. he has denied sexually assaulting anyone. the cbs board of directors left their meeting yesterday with moonves still in charge, staying only that outside lawyers will conduct an independent investigation. on "the late show" last night, stephen colbert reacted. >> i like working for him, but accountability is meaningless unless it's for everybody, whether it's the leader of a network or the leader of the free world. ( applause ) >> reporter: stock analyst richard greenfield watches media companies. his reaction to the board's decision? >> shocked, really. and i think nothing short of shocked

we can now get the reaction of ronan mcgreevey, a reporter from the irish times who has just finishedb, what was the atmosphere like? yes, i was in the local pub for the club which has three members of the team and it was up three members of the team and it was up wildly jam—packed. it's three members of the team and it was up wildlyjam—packed. it's very rare for a hockey match to get mainstream coverage in ireland, there was a huge crowd there yesterday and there isa huge crowd there yesterday and there is a bigger crowd today, lots of children and young people watching the game. these are halcyon days for irish women's hockey. they have come not from nowhere but they were not thought of as a winning team getting all the way to the semifinal in the way that the dead, it's quite a story isn't it? it's amazing story, few people expected them to make the final. if they had and got out of the group it would have been an amazing achievement, two years ago you had to pay to play, you had to raise the money to play for ireland. tha nkfully raise the money to play for ireland. thankfully tha

news susan wiener threatened to slime and trash ronan farrow. if he continued with the weinstein investigation even after he had left n.b.c. now so she denies this vehemently and says she only spoke to farag to say make sure people know you're no longer working for n.b.c. and you are working for the new yorker and we have nothing to do with this now i don't see why she would have to tell him that i mean if he's not at n.b.c. he's not n.b.c. if he's writing in the new yorker he's writing in the new yorker but this is an accusation that's out there and if that's true that's a whole nother ball game. what do you make of the fact that we're only hearing from mckew at this point and farrow has not come forward with anything. oh i don't i don't think that that's all that unusual again. again and again i don't mean to suggest that pharrell was in this for money but if he starts giving interviews left and right now and starts complaining and in fact he's working on a book then when the book comes out you already heard the story and you already heard fro

rich mchugh worked on the weinstein story with ronan faro. mchugh said they were told to stand down on the story. nbc news denies the accusations saying farrow's story was not ready for air. they said he didn't have a single victim of or witness to misconduct by weinstein who was willing to be identified. nbc news executives told the "times" farrow asked if he could take the story to another outlet and they agreed. it was published in the "new yorker" two months later after the story was first reported by the "new york times." in a statement, nbc news said "the assertion that nbc news tried to kill the weinstein story while ronan farrow was at nbc news or more ludicrously after he left nbc news is an outright lie. >> colin kaepernick's fight is heading to the courtroom. he claims that nfl owners conspired to keep him out of the league because of his protests over social injustice. on thursday an arbitrator denied the league's request to throw out the complaint and said the case will go to trial. kaepernick began a wave of protests by nfl play

scheduled to be part of a speaking tour of australia starting in september along with american journalist ronan farrow time easy coats and maureen dowd think the tour organizer told the media we are very disappointed to learn that the department of home affairs has taken this approach and will be vigorously advocating for her ability to enter australia. i guess this is how we will treat the real heroes in our society we will deny them entry and silence their voices until we start watching the hawks . at the bottom. like you that i got. this. week. well we're going to watch fox i am tyrrel them for that capitalists. i can't even wrap my head around this as i say is a bit out what. yeah. that is steal from us trail years ago written around the garden let me in let me know their official response or question i have is which is pretty ridiculous a spokesman for the department of home affairs which is or so oversees the you know kind of immigration or visitation of the people of the country told the guardian that they would not comment on individual cases but that all non-citizens entering australia

today author ronan farrow tweeted that the claims appear to stem from allegations not included in our story, "from a different, additional woman." the "new yorker" cited six women who claimed moonves sexually harassed them, four of whom say he forcibly kissed or touched them. moonves acknowledged there were times decades ago when he may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances but claims he's always understood no means no and never misused his position to harmerer the cbs board of directors left their meeting yesterday with moonves still in charge, saying only that outside lawyers will conduct an independent investigation. on "the late show" last night stephen colbert reacted. >> and i like working for him. but accountability is meaningless unless it's for everybody. whether it's the leader of a network or the leader of the free world. >> reporter: stock analyst richard greenfield watches media companies. his reaction to the board's decision? >> shocked, really. i think nothing short of shocked that to not put moonves on leave was shocking. >> reporter: we reached out to

tomorrow, what in dc reportedly did to put the kibosh on the harvey weinstein report by ronan ferro. fox news is number 2 in the study on media reliability and trustworthiness after the bbc. up next, shannon bream and the fox news at night team have a phenomenal show on tap. shannon: welcome to fox news at night. we begin with a fox news alert. donald trump leading another raucous rally in indiana for senate gop nominee mike baran, attacks on the media, a new nickname for senator joe donnelly and hours after the president told bloomberg news jeff sessions is safe in his job, donald trump saying in indiana tonight he wants the justice department to start doing its job threatening to get involved if the doj can't straighten itself out but this was about the midterms at the rally. as we marched to the midterms, kristin fisher will dive into the latest escalation in the war with the media. chris star while standing by with expert analysis, the gop hoping to flip but we have garrett tenney live in evansville, indiana. >> this is the place to be tonight, the campaign says 12,000 people pac

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. >>> ronan farrow's former producer says nbc put a stop to reporting on harvey weinstein, the orderame, the producer says, from the very highest levels. larry, this is quite an nbc scandal, isn't it? >> it is. noah oppenheim, the president, named in "the new york times" article as somebody standing in the way. within two months this ended going to the new yorker and won a pulitzer. nbc news is in the news business, breaking big stories, getting a lot of attention, getting rewards, that is critical part of the news business. you add to that the fact that nbc is tied to universal and comcast. they had higher end hollywood deals going on with the weinstein company. you have to ask did that come into play with the decision to put the kibosh on the story with other relationships. let's not forget, nbc news had their own matt lauer problem brewing under the surface. at what point, stuart, does the ceo at comcast, some of the top executives pick up the phone, what kind of shop are you running over there? you're a liability for our company right now. stuart: well-said. larry, thanks for joi

as investigative reporter, i don't cover the "me too" movement, ronan farrow does. write one big story on that he has written more than one, other big stories to you. people are attributing nefarious, even the cbs board in the first statement, they raised the issue that she might have leaked story to him. when you do one big story, other stories come. here is what i do, average investors wants to see if he goes on the call. as of last night -- trish: he probably should. right? >> here is the thing. part of my mind set he will say no, because there will be pain in the rear end questions asked him about this the other half if you're ceo still, which he still is -- trish: supposed to on the call. >> supposed to be on the call. trish: hasn't stepped aside. >> hasn't stepped aside. trish: wall street loves him. >> wall street loves him. the stock has been down tuesday, wednesday and down thursday. we should point out the one-time the stock spiked up when we first reported he would be on the call, which meant that he is is sticking around. that is another reason why he sh

pushing a fake news story first with the "new york times," then the "washington post," and now with ronan farrow of the "new yorker." someone is saying that they overheard a conversation in which i told donald trump in october of 2016 what exactly would be in the wikileaks disclosures and when they would be disclosed. this is categorically false. >> thoughts? >> well, first of all, i wouldn't believe what roger stone has to say any further than i could throw him. there are any number of statements he made under oath to our committee which have been put into question by other things that have been reported since. there if you look carefully at what he had to say he is denying that he told the president exactly what would be in the wikileaks disclosures. and it would be just like roger stone to say, well, i didn't say that i didn't tell him what would be in, it i just said that i didn't tell him exactly what would be in it. sow simply can't believe anything roger stone has to say, at least from my experience. he's one of the people that i think ought to be brought back for further questioni

i will say hollywood reporter is now reporting that ronan farrow has a second expo say comecoxpot nexte'rek >> sarah, thank you. >> a big news story about a brewer contessa has more. >> let's get to beer heineken selling its china operations to cr beer, the biggest brewer in the country. they will also take a 40% stake in the company in a deal worth 3.1 billion. cr has 90 brewers across china its biggest brand, snow, is the world's top-selling beer until 2016 snow was produced by china resources and sabmiller. mine k heineken will license its name to cr beer and the deal comes as heineken has struggled to get chinese consumers to buy lore-- priced brands. there have been changing tastes to alternatives like wine. but the premium beer category is growing by double digits shares of heineken are up 1% today. >> burgers and a beer. you live in manhattan. >> i do. >> do you eat at shake shack on >> once a quarter. >> shake shack having some problems stay tuned >>> your big individual stock stories include toyota the auto maker says profits r e rose 19 p% last quarter but the are cutting sal

tomorrow, watch nbc reportedly did to put the kibosh on that harvey weinstein reporting by ronan farrow. do you wonder why fox news is right up there, number two, in that study abroad media reliability and trustworthiness, right after the bbc. remember, that is a study that came out. up next, shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team have a phenomenal show on tap. mace shannon. to. >> shannon: thank you so much, laura. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night" in washington. we begin with a fox news alert. his musical president trump leading another raucous rally in indiana, this time for a senate. nominee, mike braun. he he amped up the attacks of a media, came up with a new nickname for senator joe donnelly, and hours after the president told bloomberg news that attorney general jeff sessions is safe and has dropped, at least until the midterms, president trump staying in indiana tonight, he just wants the justice department to start doing its job, threatening to get involved with the doj can't straighten itself out. this was first and foremost about the midterms at the rally. team

tomorrow, watch nbc reportedly did to put the kibosh on that harvey weinstein reporting by ronan farrowou wonder why fox news is right up there, number two, in that study abroad media reliability and trustworthiness, right after the bbc. remember, that is a study that came out. up next, shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team have a phenomenal show on tap. mace shannon. to. >> shannon: thank you so much, laura. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night" in washington. we begin with a fox news alert. his musical president trump leading another raucous rally in indiana, this time for a senate. nominee, mike braun. he he amped up the attacks of a media, came up with a new nickname for senator joe donnelly, and hours after the president told bloomberg news that attorney general jeff sessions is safe and has dropped, at least until the midterms, president trump staying in ind

a former investigative producer at the network said he worked with reporter ronan farrow before an ordero stop the story came from the highest levels of nbc. the producer says the handling of the story was a massive breach of journalistic integrity. nbc is firing back saying the reporting was not broadcast ready. "the new yorker" ended up breaking the bombshell story. >>> in the south bay neighbors are fed up after a crime wave in san jose's willow glen neighborhood. last night they demanded action and eddie garcia tried to ease concerns. of the dozens of arrests made in the last month, the police chief says ten arrests involved a group of mostly young teens and an adult victimizesing the neighborhood and police say 95 incidents linked to the group over a week including a number of strong armed robberies and carjacks. >>> san francisco's mayor taking a step towards creating more housing in the city. mayor london breed is ordering the city's building inspection department to fast track applications for so-called in-law units. those are separate living spaces on a property. the mayor wants

tomorrow, what in dc reportedly did to put the kibosh on the harvey weinstein report by ronan ferro.ox news is number 2 in the study on media reliability and trustworthiness after the bbc. up next, shannon bream and the fox news at night team have a phenomenal show on tap. shannon: welcome to fox news at night. we begin with a fox news alert. donald trump leading another raucous rally in indiana for

black cube documents, which was part of our previous reporter at the "new yorker" with my colleague, ronanthe documents, when we compared the language in this memo with the language in the documents, they were incredibly similar. echo chamber. the same list of individuals from the obama administration. including down to the wives, you know, of them. we were trying to determine whether or not this was a document that made its way to black cube or vice versa. >> vice versa, right. black cube is saying, we're -- >> we're not familiar with this document, and we were not able to determine a direct link. >> adam, thank you so much. tamara and zeke, stick around. >>> after the break, for better and worse, way worse maybe, congressman duncan hunter pointing his finger at his wife in court. don't blame me. my wife handled the books. what is behind this strategy? how his indictment may have an impact on the midterms more broadly. we're looking at that next. w. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis

often happens here in this town, it was a leak, a person that had a copy of the memo sent it to me and ronan spent several weeks trying to determine whether it was in any way connected to a very similar operation that we were reporting on connected to an israeli private intelligence firm called black cube that was also singling out both ben rhodes and collin call, as being kind of the organizers of opposition to trump. >> how many staffers did you get a sense from your reporting were able to see the memo? i mean how widely circulated would you say it was within the trump white house? >> yeah. i don't know if the president ever saw it. you know, i know that it was circulated, you know, with -- particularly within the nsc and within steve bannon's former unit that was part of the white house. so it was passed in that group. what's important to keep in mind here, is that as, you know, the transition was taking place, and as, you know, steve bannon and others were getting into position in the white house, there were a series of very, you know, certainly from their perspecti perspective, damaging

a former investigative producer at the network says he was working on the story for months with ronan farrow before an order to stop the story came from the highest levels of nbc. the producer said the handling of the story was a massive breach. nbc is firing back saying the reporting was not broadcast ready. "the new yorker" ended up breaking the bombshell story. >>> president trump will not be attending tomorrow's memorial service for senator john mccain at the national cathedral. he was a vocal critic of mr. trump's job as president. this morning a new poll reveals the number of people who feel the same way is at an all-time high. the abc news/"washington post" poll asks 1,000 if they approved of how the president is doing his mueller vung and thoughts on impreechlts. 60% do not approve of the president's performance in office. more than 60% support a special counsel robert mueller's investigation. and almost half say they support congress initiating impeachment proceedings. >>> big sur's stretch of highway is reportedly cracking but state officials say it's normal and drivers have