i was quite happy to stay in the shadows, and then ronan farrow and jodi kantor and megan twohey outede in their books about the harvey weinstein case and their role in it. and it was their investigation into those women who had allegations of sexual assault against harvey weinstein, who of course is on trial in new york at the moment. he denies the allegations. but you did, with this article, decide actually to be perhaps much more open than you might otherwise have been. can you explain your thinking? i think it's important for people to demystify this sector. and rather than the lurid headlines of ronan farrow claiming he needed to get a gun for his own protection, and all the things that helped sell books, which is what they have been doing in the last few months, instead to actually talk about what the industry is, how actually mundane it is, often, and also to talk about its reach into everyday life. so rather than just focusing on hollywood and the weinstein allegations, and so on, just to actually talk about the industry, and say it's as run—of—the—mill as having a defence team

thank you, chair ronan. i want to say i had the privilege of, when i was on rules, of nominating sean richard to serve on the oversight committee. there were some technical aspects that weren't taken care of in his application, in terms of the start time for his retail operation that is up and running, so he is definitely a qualified applicant. he is someone who has worked in our community for decades here in san francisco, and started an organization to fight against violence, and now being someone who qualified as an equity applicant who has experience working in and with our communities is just exciting, and my hope is that he can be nominated again. so he can actually serve on the committee. i just wanted to come in and speak on that. >> chairwoman: thank you very much, supervisor walton. supervisor stefani? >> i wanted to speak in favor of sean richard. we worked together in the movement, as he has "brothers against guns." we sat down and talked about this committee, and, of course, he is one of the fir

s. >> thank you.supervisor ronan. >> thank you. i could not agree more and us to be adds as a cosponsor. >> thank you. >> colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call? >> this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, please call the next item? >> item 9 a resolution to reappoint harlin, jr., for a four-year term. >> colleagues, same item, same call? this is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, please call 10. >> a motion to appoint charles peacock for an indefinite term. >> this motion is approved unanimously. madam clerk, please call the next item. >> item 11, a motion to appoint jr eppler, er ma lewis for terms 2021. >> same house, same call? >> this is passed unanimously. madam clerk, please call number 12. >> 12 is a motion to reappoint william ortiz to the small commission, january, 26, 2024. >> this is approved unanimously. >> madam clerk, legitimate let'e call. >> supervisor peskin, you're up to introduce new business. >> thank you, madam clerk. it's been a few weeks since we last convened and i have a couple

ronan farrow, welcome to hardtalk. good to be here.n't be familiar with the expression catch and kill. can you explain what it means? catch and kill is an old term in american tabloid journalism. it refers to buying the rights to a story not to publish it, but to bury it — sometimes at the behest of a powerful person. it is used both metaphorically, in the plot that unravels in this book — because this book is about circles of mutual protection and power that buries stories in both of our cultures — and also literally, because i'm following a trail of clues that leads from harvey weinstein, using the media to bury stories, all the way up to donald trump doing the same. ok, now, you say that this is effectively what nbc did — yourformer employer — when you were working there and starting trying to uncover the various allegations against harvey weinstein. well, what happened at nbc is, i think, metaphorically in the category of the media conspiring with adverse subjects of reporting to bury difficult stories, and there's a whole carefull

let's turn to ronan bergmann.e of israel's lead investigative journalists, also the book "rise and kill first, the secret history of israel's targeted assassinations." joining us live this hour. it's good to have you. >> hi, thank you. >> ronan, so, given that the threats coming from iran that military sites could be targeted for retaliation by iran, how concerned are people there in israel that it, too, could be dragged into this mess? >> well, it is listening carefully to the rhetoric used by the iranian regime as well as by hassan, as well as the secretary-general of the iranian proxy lebanon, hezbollah. they are mentioning only american targets for the time being. they said they are not talking about the american people, but only the american army who was behind the assassination of qassem soleimani. so the assessment now in israel is that at least for the time being, israel is not part of this game of retaliation and revenge, and israel will not be targeted by iran. iran would not try or want to open another

saoirse ronan there, and it modest. four oscar nominations, i think she is fantastic.l streep co—stars with her. there is a passing of the pattern. she has a tremendous screen actress and eliminates luminous quality time with she is in. put the performance and with she is in. put the performance a nd co ntext with she is in. put the performance and context as far as the academy awards are. where do you see her performance and when we think of what she is up against because it is pretty hotly contested as ever, what are her chances? it is a tough category, that one. she is nominated alongside cynthia erivo, the only non—white face in that room which is, has helped the oscars after is an oscars so white thing. they are up an oscars so white thing. they are up againsta an oscars so white thing. they are up against a tremendous performance from renee zellweger asjudy garland. the irony being thatjudy garland. the irony being thatjudy garland never won and oscar. i think rennie has gotten a chance —— renee zellweger has more of a chance and it is unfortunate saoirse is up a

>> thank you, chair ronan. yeah, i just had some additional questions on this. last week i actually -- this legislation was brought to my attention by a party who is a hotel owner, and he was expressing that they haven't really had -- his family and the other family-owned hotel owners really hadn't had adequate time to review and provide input on this legislation, so i just, you know, wanted to get you to respond to that a little more. it seems like there might be a misunderstanding about what the legislation is really doing? >> i think as to the party that you're referring to, mr. patel, when we actually held a hearing on the amortization, i believe at this committee, i expressed what i think some of the affected parties, particularly those who are engaged in litigation against the city, needed to hear, which is, that we can make these changes and the doors open for negotiations, particularly insofar as it is still before the court, but we actually not only held numerous hearings, as chair ronan or member on the original legislation, we subsequently had a heari

ronan farrow is joining us, everybody! cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, new york's governor might save your life, someone is ready to snitch on trump, and everything in iran is going according to plan. so let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ let's kick it off with laurie laughlin, some know her us a aunt becky, others know her as the star of every other hallmark movie, but now she's to be known astinmate you don't want to mess with. >> actress laurie laughlin is preparing for a reported lockup with a prison coach. she's learning martial arts and prison lingo. she's facing up to 45 years in prison after pleading not guilty in a college admissions scandal. >> trevor: she's learning martial arts and prison lingo? first of all, what is prison lingo? >> is she going to be in the prison yard her first day and be, like, all right, i'm going into my -- cell. people are, like, oh, i can tell you have been here before! ( laughter ) also learning martial arts right before you go to jail is not going to help you much. y

. >> made and seconded by commissioner ronan -- i'm sorry, commissioner stephanie, excuse me. are there any other nominations for the office of vice chair? seeing none, co nominations are closed and we can take that same house, same call and another year at the sfcta. mr. clerk, next item, please. >> item 4, allocate 220,000 with conditions and sales tax funds to the san francisco transportation industry for the bike lanes. this is an action item. >> mr. picfer. >> this is for 220,000 for the smta to conduct outreach and design is construct lanes on anza street from angella. this is from commissioner furer. and outreach will occur starting in the spring of 2020, including individual meetings of stakeholders and receivinging feedback from the community. it will be in english, chinese and russian along the corridor and further analysis will be collision analysis, locations for speed hurricane humps for fe projects and construction will begin in late 2020 and completed in the first month or two of 2021. that's all i have. so i can take any questions. >> commissioner furer. >> tha

this is pbs newshour. ♪ judy: tonight's brief but splar features journalist ronan farrow.er prize for his reporting on harvey weinstein, the movie mogul who is for rate this week in new york. here, he reflects on his experience listening to the survivors of sexual assault by looking inward. his own sister has accused their fodder, -- their father, woody allen, of assaultwag her when sha child. >> i g asked a lot how you create a safe space for sources as an investigative reporter. the answer is, it's really down to the bravery of the sources. at the mercy of a pers deciding whether to do it -- and incredibly personal, difficult to come and you can't rush that. my mom to me integrity. she adopted kidspe withal needs and i grew up in a family with people the world left behind. in my siblings i understood what it is like to have painfulou conversations hard truths. in the case of the weinstein story, i was able to call my sier, who raised in a is asian of sexual assault in her own , lid say, what is that process like? what can i do to empower these sources? you never want to

i love scioscia ronan —— my first in that. everyone is blonde in that category, no diversity.avourites and winners. this is normally where you get younger people coming through in the supporting category, not this year. never heard of some of these people, he said. you couldn't pick five more famous people. jonathan pryce missing out against anthony hopkins. i think they have split those, you can take the weight and i'll take the supporting with some fava beans and chianti, of course. what strikes you, laura dern, supporting actress. what about favourites? is it in the bag for laura dern? a darling of film and television at the moment. fantastic in big little lies, fantastic in this. a great speech, scarlettjohansson fantastic in this. a great speech, scarlett joha nsson with her there. she is magnificent. also the mother in little women. i think this is for her all—round work, fantastic performance from laura dern, hollywood royalty, around a very long time, remember her in wild at heart, david lynch. she does support this movie, does what a supporting actress must too, diffe

coming up on the newshour: investigative journalist ronan farrow gives his "brief but spectacular" takethe importance of listening to survivors. the heyday of unionization in the american work force is severadecades old. in fact, unions are still struggling to get more workers to join a union, while many companies remain oosed. but in nevada, there's a case study of a union that has broken through. and this weekend, several democratic presidential candidates will be participating in a town hall with those workers. correspondent paul solman looks what the union has done differently, as pa of our series on economics and business, "making sense." >> reporter: batoom cleaning. kitchen prep. bed making. that's the curriculum at the culinary academy of las vegas, a school run by 32 casino hotels and local 226 of a thriving union, the culinary workers. who learns what here, and why? >> a restaurant busser can who makes $35,000 a year, can take a course to become a waiter and make $60,000 a year, and then ta another course maybe to become a bartender, sommelier, and make $90,000 a year. d these

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i love saoirse ronan. i thought she was terrific. she's great.rected it, who i thought did a brilliantjob — i thought she would've been nominated recently as best director for it. i — did you not get it — i felt sucked into the world, i believed in the house and the environment and the landscape and the characters and the way in which she has reordered the time frame of the source so that we start further on and we come back. yes... i don't know. oh, dear! no, no, it's... i feel i'm letting the side down. no, no — not... i didn't dislike it. 0k. i felt — it's two and a quarter hours. i felt it would have benefited from being two, for example. i could have had it three. i could have had four. i could've had a miniseries. i just loved it. i loved it. but there we go — diversity of opinion is a wonderful thing! thejoy of film. yes! 0k. i didn't love it, i didn't hate it. no, 0k. but they're not putting that on the poster. no. dvd. dvd, what's out? yes. just very briefly, the by the grace of god, which is a true—life drama directed by francois 0zon a

the wonderful greta gerwig has adapted it, starring the equally wonderful saoirse ronan asjo march, oneesh take on the story. it is quite difficult to mess up the story because it is a classic, but there are a couple of, i think, new twists to this. i like the way that this is structured, this film, the way that it is told through a lot of flashbacks, so it really does flag up the nostalgia these girls have for their childhood and for their adolescent years. and also, just some really strong female roles that perhaps were not in the original story, butjo march, for example, is a real pioneer in this film, doing what she wants to do, being the person that she wants to be at a time when women weren't always allowed to do that. so wonderful performances. for me, it's all about florence pugh, the british actor, she — who's had a great year. 2019 was a great year for her. she plays amy in this. and if you're in a movie with meryl streep and yet, you still steal scenes, that's saying something. better than meryl streep, is that what you are saying? exactly, yeah. i think — i think florence pu

because he was looking to interview hillary so hillary's people called and said, look, ronan farrow, get off the weinstein story. >> tucker: she's a feminist hero! >> the only woman she's been a hero for is herself. this woman has no interest in anyone else, whether it's the women and her her husband's life, some of who will have edible he accused him like we need a broader record, someone like paula jones, monica lewinsky, the intern -- she still thinks she's an adult, forget she was a college intern and her husband is the president of the united states but when someone was on the campaign to have alleged to sexually assault another staff member, do you know what she did? she move the victim somewhere else and kept the staffer. then went on to sexually harass someone else at the next job. she didn't make a record of it. she doesn't care about this. >> tucker: wait a second! i'm not sigmund freud, but do you think it's a little weird that someone who never stops talking about women and how much she loves them is abetting the abuse of women? >> do you think it's unusual that hillary c

i love saoirse ronan. i thought she was terrific. she's great. who i thought did a brilliantjob — i thought she would've been nominated recently as best director for it. i — did you not get it — i felt sucked into the world, i believed in the house and the environment and the landscape and the characters and the way in which she has reordered the time frame of the source so that we start further on and we come back. yes... i don't know. oh, dear! no, no, it's... i feel i'm letting the side down. no, no — not... i didn't dislike it. 0k. i felt — it's two and a quarter hours. i felt it would have benefited from being two, for example. i could have had it three. i could have had four. i could've had a miniseries. i just loved it. i loved it. but there we go — diversity of opinion is a wonderful thing! thejoy of film. yes! 0k. i didn't love it, i didn't hate it. no, 0k. but they're not putting that on the poster. no. dvd. dvd, what's out? yes. just very briefly, the by the grace of god, which is a true—life drama directed by francois ozon about a rea

the wonderful greta gerwig has adapted it, starring the equally wonderful saoirse ronan asjo march, oney. it is quite difficult to mess up the story because it is a classic, but there are a couple of, i think, new twists to this. i like the way that this is structured, this film, the way that it is told through a lot of flashbacks, so it really does flag up the nostalgia these girls have for their childhood and for their adolescent years. and also, just some really strong female roles that perhaps were not in the original story, butjo march, for example, is a real pioneer in this film, doing what she wants to do, being the person that she wants to be at a time when women weren't always allowed to do that. so wonderful performances. for me, it's all about florence pugh, the british actor, she — who's had a great year. 2019 was a great year for her. she plays amy in this. and if you're in a movie with meryl streep and yet, you still steal scenes, that's saying something. better than meryl streep, is that what you are saying? exactly, yeah. i think — i think florence pugh — it's just been

same day that a wide-ranging story has been dropped by nbc news producer rich mccue who worked with ronan highly detailed accounts from 30 weinstein accusers. here are just a few. harvey weinstein pushed me against my coat rack and me, and then walked out. that is from lizette anthony. this is from rowena chu. i never had a chinese girl, harvey weinstein said to her, she reports, so you will be my first. then this one, he assaulted me in my hotel room that night without my consent, that's from caitlin deleting. joining me now the author of this piece, rich mccue. these accounts are chilling and as you pointed out, they are so eerily similar. >> it was shocking. that was one thing after having conversations with all of these women, first of all how strong they are, but the repetition. all of them were the same. and he had a on the left for sure. i interviewed donna raton know who is the lead defense attorney for harvey weinstein. it's easy to look back and say, maybe i did love that experience. well okay, regret sex is not rate. and then she went on to say this in my interview with her. >>

now ronan farrow who first broke her story joins us live. >>> outrage growing after this student is punished at school facing suspension for not cutting his dreadlocks. now graduation on the line. what the superintendent is saying. >>> serena shocker. the stunning upset, knocked out of the australian open in the third round while 15-year-old coco gauff soars over the reigning champ. >>> and super bowl secrets. what shakira and j. lo are now revealing about their highly anticipated halftime show. the new clues in these videos. >>> good morning, america. hope you are well this friday morning. it is a busy one. let's take a live look at the capitol right now. democrats set to wrap up their opening arguments in the impeachment trial of president trump today, but before that, senators are going to get an urgent government brief on the coronavirus. >> yeah. concerns are growing now here in the united states. several possible cases now under investigation including a college student in texas who just came back from wuhan, china. that city and at least now nine others are on lockdown as these cases

supervisor mar. >> thank you, chair ronan. i wanted to briefly acknowledge and thank win manki and connie forward. i've had the great pleasure of working with both of you very closely on these issues. before my role at jobs of justice, and now on the board of supervisors over the past year. i think the two of you are the most qualified people that i can think of to fill this seat, the student seat, and the sort of general public seat on the oversight committee. the two of you really are among the most -- have demonstrated the most deep commitment to city college, and just capability in really organizing around the complicated issues to strengthen and support city college here, from the campaign to originally create the free city program in 2016, to over the past year in the complicated, but ultimately, very successful work we all did to ensure the full funding for city college for the next decade. and city college, as we awe know, continues to face challenges. i think this oversight committee for free city college is cite clee

the "catch and kill" podcast with ronan farrow, so you can learn a lot.ll allegations but he was one of the first journalists to break it, and he won the pulitzer prize. >> so that will catch you up to speed. quite a bit happening in tv. what should we be watching out for? >> there is a lot. so a lot to binge this weekend. it's a long holiday weekend so you can have the time so i am obsessed with the show called "you." >> me too. >> obsessed, yes. >> so good. so it's creepy, i have to warn you if you haven't seen it. >> right up my alley. >> it stars dan humphreys himself, penn badgley from "gossip girl." he stars as a stalker. i know that sounds weird but the reason you want to binge it, season 2 launched on netflix but renewed for season 3 so good investment of your time. another show you'll want to binge and this will take a lot more time but it's worth it, 16 seasons of "grey's anatomy." >> oh, my gosh. >> i have been a fan from the very beginning. i have seen every single episode. now, here's why you need to binge it. okay, so justin chambers, the ac

s. >> thank you.supervisor ronan. >> thank you. i could not agree more and us to be adds as a cosponsor. >> thank you. >> colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call? >> this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, please call the next item? >> item 9 a resolution to reappoint harlin, jr., for a four-year term. >> colleagues, same item, same call? this is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, please call 10. >> a motion to appoint charles peacock for an indefinite term. >> this motion is approved unanimously. madam clerk, please call the next item. >> item 11, a motion to appoint jr eppler, er ma lewis for terms 2021. >> same house, same call? >> this is passed unanimously. madam clerk, please call number 12. >> 12 is a motion to reappoint william ortiz to the small commission, january, 26, 2024. >> this is approved unanimously. >> madam clerk, legitimate let'e call. >> supervisor peskin, you're up to introduce new business. >> thank you, madam clerk. it's been a few weeks since we last convened and i have a couple

categories for best actress cynthia a revolt in harriet scarlett johannson in marriage story, sure sure ronanthe little women charlie's there on an bombshell and renee zellweger in judy for best actor the nominees are antonio banderas for pain and glory leonardo dicaprio for once upon a time in hollywood, adam driver in a marriage story joaquin phoenix for the joker in jonathan pryce for 2 pope's for best supporting actress the nominees are kathy bates in richard jewel laura dern in a marriage story scarlet johansen with her second nomination today for georgia rabbit florence pugh in little women and margot robbie in bombshell and for best supporting actor it's tom hanks in a beautiful day in the neighborhood. anthony hookins for 2 pope's alpa chino and joep as she for the irishman and brad pitt for once upon a time in hollywood. the nominees for best director martin scorsese for the irishman todd philips the joker sam mendez in 1917 quentin tarantino for once upon a time in hollywood and bone joon-ho for parasite and just to show you how the movie world is changing the movie studio that got

alcott‘s timeless novel and it's drawing critical plaudits, particularly for leading lady saoirse ronano, using an all—star cast to breathe sharp new life into an old agatha christie style whodunit. i suspect foul play. where's jason? and jordan peele's us is an outside contender with its mix of horror and social satire. who knows how these movies will fare with 0scar voters? as always with awards, the one that you can be certain of is that the results will probably make you want to scream as much as cheer. i'll leave you with a taste of something that's become a modern christmas tradition — a new star wars movie, still packing out cinemas a full 42 years after a new hope first landed, reminding us that, when it comes to the movies, some things remain the same. we spotted the fugitives. 0h, they fly now! they fly now? they fly now! hello. we've ended 2019 on a fairly quiet note. the best of the sunshine through new year's eve was across northern and eastern england, parts of scotland we saw some spectacular sunsets to end the year and the decade. and this quieter theme continues through

newly released audio from journalist ronan farrow's "catch and kill" podcast seemingly shows weinsteinhreatening model amber gutierrez's career after she rejected his advances. >> if you don't trust me, then we have no reason to do anything and you will lose big opportunities. >> reporter: this trial is a watershed moment for many in the metoo movement including some of weinstein's accusers like rose mcgowan. >> the trial means so much to so many, but it will mean the most rs. >> reporter: but it focuses on the allegations of only two women. an unidentified woman who alleges weinstein raped her in a hotel room in 2013 and mimi haleyi who says weinstein forced himself on her in 2006 when she was working as a production assistant. >> women have the right to say no, and that was a no, regardless of the circumstances. >> it was very embarrassing. it was very humiliating. but she will testify to that. and more. >> reporter: haleyi is also represented by allred, who spent her career fighting for women's rights. allred has become a tireless force in the metoo movement, representing dozens of

thank you, chair ronan. want to say i had the privilege of, when i was on rules, of nominating sean richard to serve on the oversight committee. there were some technical aspects that weren't taken care of in his application, in terms of the start time for his retail operation that is up and running, so he is definitely a qualified applicant. he is someone who has worked in our community for decades here in san francisco, and started an organization to fight against violence, and now being someone who qualified as an equity applicant who has experience working in and with our communities is just exciting, and my hope is that he can be nominated again. so he can actually serve on the committee. i just wanted to come in and speak on that. >> chairwoman: thank you very much, supervisor walton. supervisor stefani? >> i wanted to speak in favor of sean richard. we worked together in the movement, as he has "brothers against guns." we sat down and talked about this committee, and, of course, he is one of the first

well we talked to diplomatic analyst i didn't ronan in tel aviv and dimitri dewani from facts a revolutionary council to get their views on trump's peace plan. this has nothing to do with the deal has nothing to do with the palestinians has nothing to do with international law has nothing to do with the e.u. and resolutions has nothing to do with the agreements already signed by the palestinians and israelis the united states recognizes the said israel though don't recognize the state of palestine so in other words until the united states recognize the state of palestine along that idea 67 borders with jerusalem as its capital i don't think there is room for any negotiations over anything that's why if the united states want to make amends with this their government they have to come to common ground according to international law it's called along the $9067.00 borders the palestinians only claim land they want to claim the lands as a as a staging platform to demolish israel i can see it ever happens it never did happen it never stands a chance every time whenever the palestinians reach into

well there's a mass uprising sight to be se mike ronan has a look. >>mystifying in beautiful worth a stop to see the very rare phenomenon. >>i think it's great ran next door it. minutes you don't have to look far to see beautiful things in this world tell. >>there's an example and ice disk has formed on the south cook river visible from wales bridge ad and wow did you can see the circle getting swallowed up by other ic wayne aldrich has an idea to set it free and takes chainsaw. it's not moving now, but just days ago it was spinning a mesmerizing sight and not the first timon the south coast exaly one year ago susan aldrich captured this video they are pretty cool. yes. it's not something you see, but now i've seen one twice in 2 years over a week ago we had those 60 degree plus days obviously then it got pretty called helping this to form. >>but it's been so cold that the ice around it is now filling in only a couple rotating disks are reported none as famous as last year's in westbrook maine. >>they form one slow-moving currents freeze. but some wo

thank you, chair ronan. i want to say i had the privilege of, when i was on rules, of nominating sean richard to serve on the oversight committee. there were some technical aspects that weren't taken care of in his application, in terms of the start time for his retail operation that is up and running, so he is definitely a qualified applicant. he is someone who has worked in our community for decades here in san francisco, and started an organization to fight against violence, and now being someone who qualified as an equity applicant who has experience working in and with our communities is just exciting, and my hope is that he can be nominated again. so he can actually serve on the committee. i just wanted to come in and speak on that. >> chairwoman: thank you very much, supervisor walton. supervisor stefani? >> i wanted to speak in favor of sean richard. we worked together in the movement, as he has "brothers against guns." we sat down and talked about this committee, and, of course, he is one of the fir

up for best actress, saoirse ronan and florence pugh for supporting actress.director greta gerwig up for best adapted screenplay. saying tonight, "i hope our little women does for another generation of girls and women what it did for me. lights a fire to write your book, make your movie, sing your verse." >> you should be an actress and you should have a life on the stage. >> the oscars, sunday, february 9th, right here on abc. and i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> $3 parking in san francisco and we're not talking about an hourly rate. it might sound too good to be true but it's not and this is part of building a better bay area. >>> the clock is ticking with just days to the deadline. hear from the occupants at the center of a housing dispute in oakland. >>> a deadly dive boat fire now the subject of a new lawsuit. the unique connection between this case and one of the 33 victims. >>> open for business. putting together a team effort designed to bring in customers, cut down on crime and build a better bay area. i'm ama daetz. >> and

and sarah montague interviews journalist ronan farrow, who won a pulitzer prize for his investigation of harvey weinstein. that's hardtalk in half an hour. eight people are known to have died in australia's bushfires in the past 2a hours — with more missing — in the worst loss of life since the crisis began. more military personnel are on the way to try to protect isolated communities in the south east of the country. many are cut off, without power, and some are running out of water. phil mercer has sent this report. these are extraordinary times in australia. the bushfires have brought terror into the lives of ordinary people. they are devastating and deadly. more lives have been lost and hundreds of homes have been destroyed. you walk around a bit of your house and you go, that was the bedroom, that was where my antiques were from my family history, all of my baby memories from my kids and just everything, just gone. i don't know what i'm going home to, so... ijust hope for the best. it's upsetting to lose your memories, that's very upsetting. but you can't dwell on it, you know? i

they have one thing in common they are terrified of ronan farrow. season 2 is under way.ill himself just like jeffrey epstein. shut up. i know he's your friend but i don't care. the companies you work for. unbelievable. apple, amazon, disney. if isis started a streaming service you would call your agent. if you win an award, don't use it as a platform to make ain political speech. you are in no position to lecture the public well anything. you know nothing about the real world. if you win, come up and acceptle your little award and thank your agent and your god and [bleep]. >> sean: where is the hate and the rage and the ignorance more obvious? nowhere is the disdain for we the people, they hate donald trump and they hate we the people more because we voted for the person. they can't believe it because they are smarter than we are.or ricky gervais called it out better than anyone. and phoenix had a powerful message calling out the climate crusaders for their private jet use. >> we have to make sacrifices in our own lives.ru we don't have to take private jet to palm spring