one of them was rosanna.eir gp or surgeon, many different phrases came up, but was often a overriding theme. but, despite the problems, only a quarter have been able to have their mesh removed, most have been told there are no trained removal surgeons, or that removing it could lead to further complications. the hernia mesh complication rate is much debated, but international guidelines say it is between ten and 12%. that is one in ten patients who will experience significant chronic pain. rosanna didn't know the complication rate. this was her reaction when we told her. that shocked me. can you talk me through what you're thinking, what is going on in your mind? they know that one in ten people... sorry. so they are playing the lottery with our lives. it's a risk they are willing to take. thank you for your messages. charlie says it is heartbreaking to have a boyfriend reduced to tears on a daily basis because of the chronic pain he's been in for two years, doctors don't care and he has to leave his trade as

one of them was rosanna. how many times they visited their gp or surgeon, many different phases came up. but there was often an overriding theme. but despite the problems, only a quarter had been able to have their mesh removed. most have been told there are no trained removal surgeons or that removing it could lead to further complications. the hernia mesh complication rate is much debated, but international guidelines say it's between 10% and 12%. that's one in ten patients who will experience significant chronic pain. rosanna didn't know the complication rate. this was her reaction when we told her. that's... that has shocked me, sorry. can you explain what you're thinking, can you talk me through it? what is going on in your mind? they know that one in ten people... sorry. so they're playing a lottery with our lives. it's a risk they're willing to take. we found the mesh used to treat rosanna clarkin‘s hernia is one of the most commonly used by the nhs. it was approved off the back of several other meshes

average folks along with activists like gloria steinem and hollywood a-listers like joaquin phoenix and rosanna> two, four, six, eight, save the world it's not too late! >> reporter: fonda's voice now part of a growing chorus of celebrities concerned about our planet, including leonardo dicaprio, who spoke at this year's global citizens festival in new york. >> our future is being gambled away. >> reporter: russell crowe, whose comments delivered at the golden globes by jennifer aniston talked about the wildfires in australia. >> make no mistake, the tragedy unfolding in australia is climate based. >> are fonda's mission is different. she's leading weekly protests in washington, d.c. with her group fire drill fridays hoping to inspire others to take action in any way they can. >> it's a tough time right now. a lot of people are feeling hopeless about our world. are you hopeful at this moment? >> yes, yeah. i mean, activism makes you hopeful. i was very depressed until i decided to come here and do this. the minute i came here and began to engage in activism with my whole body, i overcame the de

gilda ratner would not be able to play roseanne rosanna danna. john goodman would not be able to play japanese. change. john belushi. -- between the movie arthur at the movie arthur ii, alcoholism became a disease. no one wanted to laugh at trunks anymore. david: is there anything that makes you laugh so uproariously you cannot control your own laughter? lorne: there is always something on the show i am proud of. comedy is a disruptive thing. people do not plan to laugh. they are taught one to applaud, but they are not taught went to laugh. david: let's take people through how the show is actually produced. do you actually go to work on monday? lorne: everybody has to show up monday. i have a meeting at 5:00 on monday, which has all of the writing staff, all of the cast, the host, people from the music department, and we all gather in my office. they gather. i am behind a desk. and askedd the room everybody what their idea is. of doing your 45 years this, have you ever had a private equity person is a guest host? lorne: not yet. it has been sugge

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mentioned who wore the wire and got a confession from harvey a couple of years ago, ambra gutierrez and rosannae crimes. ( cheers and applause ) and we wouldn't be having the conversation without them. >> trevor: you know, one of the scary parts of these stories, one of the scarriest things about reading, you know, about the story is not just the predators themselves, but it's about the systems that helped enable them to keep on being predators. you know, you write in the book about how you went to your bosses at nbc and you said, guys, i have this story on harvey and that story was shut down and they said, oh, you don't have enough, it's not a good enough story. why did you keep on, even though many of your bosses told you in the news world, oh, there is no story here? >> you know, we've seen a lot of people go up against their bosses to expose the truth now, including after this body of reporting about nbc which revealed a lot of misconduct at that company, people on nbc like journalists rachel maddow saying there needs to be an independent investigation, still hasn't happened. this was a com

you mentioned rod rosenstein, the story going viral, that rosanna said he authorized the -- rosensteinpage-strzok techs. the audience knows there would be insurance policy she would be the next president. tone you take with her. she wrote might be next president. wrote lisa page. now the pressure really starts to finish the investigation into hillary clinton. >> they were out to get the president. you had, on donald trump, jr., i thought it was great interview. he said impeachment started on election day. i think it started earlier, started on a july 31st, 2016 when they opened the trump russia investigation. spied on four american citizens involved with the trump campaign. who was heading investigation, peter strzok. peter strzok, said in one of the text messages, i went to the southern virginia walmart, i want smell the trump support. the disdain they have for the president and more importantly the disdain they have for folks like you and my, voted for president. that is so wrong. they get caught with the text messages and now they will sue. that is ridiculous. it was great the text

morning weinstein accused of sexual assault has pleaded not guilty to charges earlier weinstein accuser rosannarquette speaks out. >> as one of the silence breakers i standard in solidarity against brave survivors standing against harvey weinstein in this trial i join the other women also harmed by harvey weinstein to say we haven't going anywhere. >> in sports news the dallas cowboys have hired mike mccarthy to be this next head coach the long time green bay packers coach won a super bowl with the packers. he did not coach this year after being fired 12 games into the 2017 season. you are up to date that's the news update this hour scott, back to you. >> sue, thank you. >>> transport on pace for worst day in a month the edge on finding opportunities in that space through etf. >>> on "power lunch" julia rsr o boorstin sits down with gwyneth paltrow at 2:30 today. "halftime" is back after this. when i lost my sight, my biggest fear was losing my independence. mmm... good. so i've spent my life developing technology to help the visually impaired. we are so good. we built a guide that uses ibm wat

. >> rosanna sullivan picked up a nomination for best animated short for pixar's kit bull. >> steve zalianay for "the irishmen." >> and taking part in announcing this morning is herself a nominee. she is nominated for her work in the animated short care love. she went to stanford. >> it took four words for issa rae to express her displeasure with the lack of diversity. >> listen to what she says at the end. >> the irishman, martin scorsese. "joker," todd phillips. "1917," sam mendes. "once upon a time in hollywood," quentin tarantino. and "parasite," bong jun ho. i did it. >> you did it. >> congratulations to those men. >> hear that? the 90-year history of the academy awards, only one woman has taken home the oscar for best director. that's kathryn bigelow. that was in 2010 for "the hurt locker." so we will find out who the winners are on sunday, february 9th. abc7 is the only place you can watch the oscars. >>> now to the oscars of the car world. it's a january tradition recognizing the top vehicles in their class. >> that's good. the auto show was moved to the summer, but the north ameri

would have enjoyed more than a brand new mattress he bought at a discount. [ laughter ] youtuber rosannae such a nice guy i can tell i'm vibing off you, but on tv you kind of play a jerk. >> i like to teach about toxic masculinity through example. so, basically what i'm saying is, i'm really woke. i'm single, and -- [ laughter ] >> lilly: i've been told that you have an apocalypse plan. >> no. [ laughter ] we have a go kit, and i also took flight lessons. i know how to take off and land. >> you got a plane >> no. [ laughter ] >> lilly: a little game called "lie and tell. so one time i landed, and i took a suitcase i didn't check the tag or anything i took it home it had three vibrators, and it wasn't mine. >> oh, that's got to be true >> it was my suitcase. >> daniel: coming up in one minute

courthouse and you are going to see a lot of women from the me too movement, many of his accusers, rosannal on social media that she will be there and a lot of them will be wearing white. there is a press conference monday morning at 10:00 a.m. and also something called bad act witnesses. there are three witnesses that are going to be allowed to testify uncharged acts just to show a pattern of behavior. again, you can imagine that the defense team, they're trying to gear up for who those witnesses are and what they are going to say. >> those witnesses have a lot to say really spearheading this me too movement in large part because of the incredible reporting on harvey weinstein. it is equally incredible you are able to get these comments from him. thank you so much for being here. i know you're under the weather. thank you. great work. >> thanks. >>> coming up the devastating scene in australia. thick smoke, red skies, and a fire the size of manhattan putting people and animals at risk. i'm your mother in law. and i like to question your every move. like this left turn. it's the next one.

actress rosanna arquette is one of them, here she is. survivors. time's up on empty apologies without consequences. the bbc‘s nada tawfik is in new york. i began asking her about those new charges in la. the los angeles county district attorney just announced a the los angeles county district attorneyjust announced a short while ago, saying he is being charged with sexually assaulting two women in 2013 — one whom he allegedly raped in a hotel room in los angeles, and one whom he allegedly sexually assaulted in a hotel in beverly hills. she said both of the women came forward to prosecutors in 2017 and had told their stories of what happened to at least one other person. what was interesting is she said they are still investigating three other incidents, so there could be additional charges. and they say once harvey weinstein is done with this trial here in new york, he will then have to face an la courtroom to hear those charges announced they are. they set bail at $5 million, so this just really underscores how harvey weinstein is still

my constituent rosanna came to the uk asa constituent rosanna came to the uk as a kurdish refugee fleeingts abuses against civilians in syria. including against children. will the prime ministerjoin me in condemning the human rights abuses committed by turkish forces against kurdish civilians in northern syria because well —— northern syria? and what will the government do to prevent further atrocities? we have raised concerns about the operation in northern syria with the tertius government, with the present, several times and we certainly deplore any abuse of human rights —— with the president. can i make a proposal to the honourable lady? the details of the case that she has, i would be very happy to look at myself because i am deeply concerned about what is happening. as the prime minister knows only too well, britain is a nation of animal lovers. and leaving the eu will mean we can lead the world in animal welfare once we are decoupled from the left set standards of the european union. when he commit the government to make this his utmost priority in the months and years ahead —— wil

rosanna arquette says she will be there. marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: swre >> reporter: harvey weinstein is just hours from going to trial. more than two years after being accused by more than 80 women of sexual harassment, assault, or rape, a pretrial hearing is set to begin monday followed by jury selection on five sex crime charges. weinstein has denied all allegations, saying any sexual relations were consensual, telling cnn, my main focus has been proving my innocence and clearing my name. the case heading to a new york city courtroom centering on allegations made by two of the women. >> that doesn't mean that the prosecution can't get in other facts, other evidence, tending to support the fact that, look this guy is a serial sexual predator, he's done it before, he would do it again. >> reporter: the prosecution hoping to paint that picture for the jury by calling four additional accusers to the stand. while one of weinstein's defense attorneys says she plans to show that, though he's made mistakes, he is not

. >> reporter: actress rosanna arquette says she never thought she would see harvey weinstein face a jury. arquette appeared in the 1994 weinstein-produced film "pulp fiction." in 2017, she told the new yorker in the early '90s weinstein forcibly came on to her in a hotel room. when he rejected him, her career suffered. >> harvey weinstein plays dirty, he always had and i guess he always will. >> reporter: she spoke to us alongside others. they're not involved in weinstein's trial but are survivors of his sexual misconduct. >> so many people have stepped forward and said this happened to us, too, something similar. >> we do not want this man roaming around and we have to bring it back to that. >> reporter: the 67-year-old is charged with predatory sexual assault and first and third degree rape for two separate incidents. he has pleaded not guilty and denies all allegations of non-consensual sex. cbs news legal analyst. >> what matters the most here is the charge of the predatory sexual assault. if that becomes the charge that carries the day, he is facing ten years to life. >> report

actors sers include rosanna arquette and rose mcgowan. hours a day on air on bloomberg powered by more journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. heidi. heidi: thank you. we're continuing to get the international response to the of the top iranian general by the united states. south korea now reacting saying that the middle east unrest risks to the markets and to the economy. finance minister is speaking in a speech being delivered today. also saying that the middle east unrest is unlikely seeffect oil imports, as we that surge in crude prices. the our next guest says killing is a game changer in relations between the u.s. and iran and for the entire middle east. of s cross to the dean middle east studies. he joins us now. professor, great to have you. that prump, the united states, has miscalculated moves in what's happened and in terms of what's going on in iraq now as well, and how does meaningfully change the middle east strategy? >> well, i mean, that's a huge uestion, and people think that prump has a st

. >>> brun omars for my friend, rosanna. thank you for this request.he said she wanted to hear some high-energy and bruno mars did play at a super bowl show or two. thank you very much. if you have an act you want to hear, use the #ktvu on twitter, facebook, or instagram. special consideration given to those super bowl acts that played when the 49ers won. >> thank you, sal. 7:25 today is the last day of open enrollment for health coverage through california. one offers new financial help. the state expanded the amount of subsidies available including the first in the nation program to help middle-income consumers raising the maximum income needed to qualify. >>> state lawmakers rejected a proposal that would end the programs that send many young teachers to low-income california schools. the measure targeted programs in schools where at least 40% of the students are from low-income families. supporters say these programs provide opportunities for young educators in a state dealing with a severe teacher shortage. critics contended many of the teachers d

today, we have seen a number of women, including celebrities rosanna arquette and rose mcgowan come herese and they wanted to make sure that the focus was on harvey weinstein, who they described as the predator. they said this is not about retribution but about cultural change. they really wa nt but about cultural change. they really want to see this case continue to affect the me too movement, the global movement that was sparked by the downfall of harvey weinstein, and they are saying they see this really already asa saying they see this really already as a victory, even though they don't wa nt to as a victory, even though they don't want to think yet of the outcome, but certainly this will have a profound effect on the me too movement. thank you, nada. let's catch up with the weather, tomasz schafernaker. we are looking at what has happened in australia, we have reported they have had some respite come a bit of cooler weather, some rain. an amazing range in temperatures at the moment. that's right. the heatwave has come to an end but the drop in the temperatures has been pretty incred

jerusalem and with me in the studio i have studied the obvious a chief a political editor and shanny rosanna she is a reporter with let me start 1st let me to hillah who is injured is in b. to tell us how important is this event for israel and what's the mood there like now. i think it's a move of hikes it's a mood of high expectations here in israel the event is going to start any minute now we believe as you just saw him on when a car has arrived there just waiting for vladimir putin to arrive here at yad vashem and i think the mood is also very positive find it comes to this event here because people feel that this is also an event that is a show of solidarity for for this country because some of the participants already before it started have talked about the fact that of course israel has a right of existence that's something that is of course also pillar of german foreign policy and i'm sure that i'm quite touched on my of the german president will reiterate this in his speech that we'll see shortly and that is why many israelis i think have embraced as it went something. that is a goo