rupert: that'll be the nuclear option.prefer -- but he is unlikely to be able to do much. you clearly have this and i think that people catch on to him because they like his style and his musings. he is puncturing holes in the other candidates. i think the caveat is that he has broken out from a narrow bound. when you see a burst of popularity, he is now at the top of his range. i think this probably is the ceiling. gethim to carry on and another 5% support which is what he needs is very difficult. i agree that le pen and macron is central. francine: has the nature of politics changed? far less votes would go to a left candidate and what we see with bernie sanders is that they went to donald trump. is it populism versus the rest of the world? river: there has always been some kind of olap -- some kind of overlap. there has always been some kind of meeting around the back of the lyrical spectrum. there is a new personality -- to make this the big issue. equally, you could be brought back down again quickly. so he has volati

rupert, thank you forjoining us.nment reacting to the trump administration's change in tone towards north korea ? administration's change in tone towards north korea? well, quite positively so far. mike pence has arrived. he just positively so far. mike pence has arrived. hejust landed, positively so far. mike pence has arrived. he just landed, we understand, in japan. he arrived. he just landed, we understand, injapan. he will go straight into a lunch with prime minister shinzo abe. shinzo abe has been quite supportive of president trump's new, harder line towards north korea, which i think reflects the frustration that was felt via di abe administration in japan the frustration that was felt via di abe administration injapan about the previous obama administration's policy, which was called strategic patience. people here think that is a fancy way of saying, doing nothing. now president trump has come along and said, we cannot do that any more, we are going to be hardline have everything on the table, including the

rupert: the site of the u.s. vice president on board a nuclear powered aircraft carrier is a very rare event. even more so when it is sitting in japan. was this an elaborate piece of theater or a sign america is really preparing for action against north korea? vice president pence: we will defeat any attack and meet any use of conventional or nuclear weapons with an overwhelming and effective american response. [applause] vice president pence: the united states of america will always seek peace, but under president trump, the shield stands guard and the sword stands ready. rupert: if president trump is planning some sort of military action against north korea, there is no sign of it here. this is the uss ronald reagan, the flagship of the seventh fleet. it won't be ready to leave this port in japan for another month. meantime, the other carrier battle group president trump is sending to the korean peninsula has been seen in the indian ocean. the carl vinson's saga began on april 8 when the u.s. commander ordered

rupert, what happens next to this giant conglomerate?a century—old company, founded in 1875, will toshiba be allowed to failand 1875, will toshiba be allowed to fail and how 1875, will toshiba be allowed to failand how might 1875, will toshiba be allowed to fail and how might this failure be a lesson to other japanese fail and how might this failure be a lesson to otherjapanese stalwarts? i don't think the japanese government wants toshiba to fail but at the moment there's no rescue package, so it looks likely some sort of deal will be done to sell off chunks of the company but the problem again for the japanese government and toshiba, at the moment only foreign companies are coming forward. word we understand a taiwanese company is prepared to offer well over the market rate for toshiba's memory chip business but there are political issues around selling such a crown jewels, as you called it, of toshiba to a foreign company. there are political considerations and the japanese government would clearly like to keep that company or all of

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rupert murdoch is looking to takeover sky news. you cannot separate this out in terms of how this was threatening to imperil that bid. the last time he had to walk away because of the hacking scandal. now the judge napolitano issue in the uk and ths issue. i think there is something broader than advertisers pulling out. this is a bigger thing. this is a crown jewel. >> rupert was the one standing behind bill o'reilly. more than his sons. he could not just stand up. he hates the notion that gave in to the feminists and leftists and media. fox doesn't do that. >> look. i was there for a long time as you all know. i know a lot about the culture and my friends there. there is a feeling that there is more to come. this isn't the end. just bill o'reilly leaving. there is more to come. we know there is still an investigation. a justice department criminal investigation. where do we think that might lead? >> this is pursuing how payments happen to accusers and whether investors were not informed appropriately. the company happens to have a

rupert standing by o'reilly. his sons wanting to get rid of o'reilly, and lack lan somewhere in the middle. murdoch is, one, a newspaper man, and two, he's always viewed himself as an outsider. he's an outsider to "the new york times." he challenged "the new york times" with "the wall street journal" the same way he used fox news to challenge cnn. his -- the idea that he would have to capitulate, that he would have to give up his biggest asset because fox news reported on many accusations that rupert murdoch was already familiar with, i think that really rubs him the wrong way. >> we also had a protest outside fox news headquarters. there was a petition claiming 450,000 signatures demanding o'reilly be fired. normally fox wouldn't worry about this stuff. the murdochs wouldn't. but there's a big business deal in the works. 21st century fox, they want to take over all of the pay tv provider in britain skye, and there's a morality clause which the uk regulators look at. >> that's right. it's a feather they'd like to

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earlier, i asked rupert wingfield—hayes in tokyo how important japan was rupert wingfield—hayes in tokyoards north korea. vitally important because this is, first of all, home to the biggest contingent of us troops in the western pacific. it's got an aircraft carrier, a large naval contingent and while vice president pence is here injapan he will be going to meet with sailors on the uss ronald reagan aircraft carrier that's docked about 70 kilometres south of tokyo. that's very important, but also japan is, like south korea, on the front line these days and well within the range of north korea's intermediate range missiles that have been tested frequently over the past year. so the japanese government is as concerned as the south korean government and the us government about what's going on in north korea and will be talking to vice president pence about this new policy towards the north koreans. regional security and trade will be at the top of the agenda of vice president pence's visit. the white house hopes to open doors to us made products and japanese infrastructure projects in the

that rupert murdoch had different opinions than his sons had. talk about that. do you think we are witnessing something of a generational shift? >> i don't think so. i think he's right that this is an economic and reputational question. fox and o'reilly were badly damaged by these revelations. they can't run away from them. they have no alternative in some sense but to get rid of him. if they had kept him around, it could have affected the entire schedule. i don't really buy the idea that the sons are committed to cleaning up fox any more than rupert murdoch is committed to cleaning up the network. remember that last summer they made the same stwhamt they got rid of roger ailes and here we are nine months later back with the same story. either their commitment isn't great or it was a hypocritical statement to begin with will. >> o'reilly is on vacation in italy this week of i believe this is today. bill o'reilly, it is today. bill o'reilly shaking hands with the pope. do you think they wanted strategically to act on this before he got back from vacation? >> well

where we are joined from london by rupert myers and by colin talbot. welcome. is it fair to say that theresa may took most people by surprise with this announcement? some of her ministers were not informed. >> it is a surprising announcement. it's one i don't think a lot of people were prepared for. we do know that even senior members of government, they were just finding out. >> you say her motivations are straightforward. tell us and a few sentences what is the motivation? >> theresa may has a slim governing majority. when it comes to the big issue of negotiating brexit and bringing it back to parliament they are rebels and her party who can cause trouble for her. when she looks at the polls, she can win now and have a massive majority. she can push the negotiations through. if she goes to that negotiating table with the momentum with the british people and the eu unable to say you are facing reelection , and to twist our arm with the threat of that. this way she avoids that and she walks into the negotiations with a massive majority. >> if this election goes

rupert is inclined to treat him. they do not want to be told what to do by the new york times. there's a sense he doesn't want to be pressured into making a decision. his sons who are trying to take the company in a more forward looking direction say this is a stain on our name. we need to sort of move on. cut ties and try to bring in a new face. that's really the state of play. >> it's hard to imagine that inside of fox news. they do have female employees. is there no internal rumbling this is not a culture we want to portray to the rest of the world? >> there is. fox news is such a profit center and rupert says this is a business that makes me over a billion dollars in profit and some disgruntled employees will not pressure me into cleaning house. >> we have lawn unched two investigations. we file a complaint asking sec to investigate whether they filed loss filings with sec. that settlements were described as compensation. it's a false filing for stake holders. >> the settlement with victims were described as compensation as opposed to settlements. those are false filings. s

they are controlled by the murdocks, rupert and his sons.docks are not sure whether to continue standing by o'reilly. let's flashback to april 1st. "the new york times" reported on the previously secret settlements o'reilly struck with women who accused him of sexual harassment. he settled to avoid embarrassing headlines. sponsors started to move their ads from the o'reilly factor. a woman who has not settled in exchange for a payout called up and asked fox to formally investigate o'reilly. her name is wendy walsh. this is what her lawyer said. >> we received a return phone call from a couple of attorneys who represent fox news. they said that they are, indeed, going to do an investigation based on wendy's complaint. >> in response to that comment, 21st century fox issued a statement saying they investigate all complaints and asked paul weiss to continue assisting in the matter. this is a canned corporate statement that contained big news. he is the law firm that looked into fox news boss, roger ales and they concluded ales has to go. is the

is it rupert's company or james' company.mains rupert's company and we learned over the weekend he made many of the programming decisions. james is trying to assert himself but he's limited. >> it remains me of president trump and his children. in some cases ivanka trump getting credit for trying to moderate our father. maybe the same thing happening here with the murdochs. >> i think all of us back in july of last year wondered, why the hell, you're getting rid of roger ailes and yet you keep in place his, you know, his right hand man, and then now we're back here, you know, ten months later, nine months later, and oh, maybe we got a problem here. well, maybe, you know. i mean, this is not really very sophisticated management. if you have a rotten, corrupt network which fox is, and you have these problems, then you probably wanted to clean house once, not twice. >> you're convinced it's corrupt? >> i am. i'm very convinced. as i wrote this week, i think we've seen the corruption on the airwaves over the years with the distor

their father, rupert murdoch signing off amid a growing scandal. 21st century fox announcing after a thorough and careful review of the allegations the company and bill o'reilly have agreed that bill o'reilly will not be returning to the fox news channel. bill o'reilly releasing his own statement. it is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to completely unfounded claims. but tha reality many of us in the public eye must live with today. >> o'reilly's statement comes after the new images showing him on vacation, shaking hands with the pope at the vatican. back in new york, fox executives, clearly were not forgiving. and an advertiser revolt, at least 83 pulling their commercials from his show. new accusers coming forward. including this african-american fox employee, her attorney says this picture shows her calling the company's anonymous tip line. alleging o'reilly would leer and grunt at her calling her hot chocolate. one of the few who publicly defended o'reilly when the scandal broke, president trump. telling "the new york times," i think he a person i know well. he's

he said rupert murdoch has been great for trump and better than ailes ever was? >> yes. this is a case where there's a strategic alliance between fox news channel and the trump white house. rupert murdoch has business interests in having a very close relationship with donald trump. so that is why, you know, no little fact that the fbi and the u.s. attorney's office is investigating fox news. donald trump's justice department is investigating fox news. so rupert murdoch has a financial interest in sort of propping up this white house. >> we should say investigation is for the possibility of improperly disclosing or not disclosing cash payments for ailes' settlements. >> and more of that as i've also reported. it's for possibly illegal surveillance that roger ailes' black opps department had done. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, signs of life for the democratic party in trump country. i'll talk with congressman john lewis and senator bernie sanders about the resistance forming under president trump. plus candidate trump versus president trump in tonight's thing 1, thing 2 a

rupert murdoch wanted to keep bill o'reilly. his two sons were split.d into his brother james' corner to decide they needed to move him out. they made a decision today in advance of tomorrow's board meeting of the parent company 21stenry fox. >> is there a way to track lisa's strategy against their decision making and say, look, on this day, you know, this is when this brother switched. >> yes. and we'll learn more coming out. i think what is striking here is that this is a company that has failed to clean up the culture since roger ailes was forced out. fox news, let's just put into perspective. this was sexual harassment on an industrial scale. women who walked in the door at this company were subjected to serial sexual harassment. james murdoch, rupert murdoch's son wanted to clean up after aisles was forced out. rupert murdoch resisted. fox news's most profitable asset of their media empire. we're seeing the aftereffects of that where they did not clean house. so we're going continue to deal with this crisis until they really come in and clear out t

of course james murdoch is the ceo. >> yeah. >> i mean, rupert -- >> james -- >> yeah.both brilliant -- they're very savvy. definitely not as ideological or as opinionated but then again rupert murdoch isn't as ideological as people thought. he could support tony blair when it was in his interests or support anybody else. but i think james and lochlan are interesting characters and this year has been one of their tests. i don't think they have been particularly comfortable with the way fox news reports the world and yet, it's been so successful it's been hard to change it. but now with megyn kelly going, with roger ailes going, with bill o'reilly possibly, i think likely going, we're going to see a new generation. not only put their stamp on what is cable news, but does it have to be so opinionated, poisonous, divisive, but how do we get news delivered to ourselves in the future where we aren't sitting around and watching cable tv at night. >> yeah. well, i think you and rupert on the most important challenge that we face, the transition to digital and how they're going

brent: ok, rupert, thank you very much, there on the scene in dortmund.ice have been giving the initial statement about what happened. here's what they said. >> three explosions occurred near the team's route. they destroyed two windows on the back of the bus, the windows broke and the glass shattered. because of this, one person on the bus was injured, but i do not know the exact circumstances. this is what we know so far. who or what triggered the explosions is currently being investigated, and they are trying to establish what kind of explosives were used. brent: police in dortmund -- i'm waiting for my producers tell us where we are going. ok. medication is the first step. -- communication is the first step. you have been trying to gather details. reporter: i can tell you how the evening kind of happened. at 1900, the team was leaving as they go through the day. there were three explosions, we don't know what they are, apparently. there was speculation it was in a hedge, as persimmon teaches the bus, which caused a window pane to shatter. brent: the b

rupert friend. getting ready for the "homeland" series finale. yeah.w you this morning's headlines from around the globe. "the new york post" reports that dog attacks on mail carriers hit a 30 year high in 2016. if you're a dog carrier, it's not funny. in 2016 there were more than 6,700 attacks. up 3% from 2015. the rising number of dog attacks come amid increased retail sales and they result in more package deliveries. >> i hope you get your mail today. your mailman is going okay, norah o'donnell. >> jared on our crew was also laughing. solidarity. >>> "the new york times" looks at the report on the prevalence of hpv, during 2013 and up 2014. more than 42% of americans had one of the main types of hpv. certain higher strains infected more than 25% of men and more than 20% of women. these strains account for about 31,000 cases of cancer each year. health officials are usualirgin vaccinations for all teenagers. >>> more than 400 ice bergs have drifted south from greenland. there are usually 80, but global warming is probably to flame here. in the same a

their father rupert murdoch ultimately signing off amid a growing scandal. 21st century fox announcing that, "after a thorough and careful review of the allegations, the company and bill o'reilly have agreed that bill o'reilly will not be returning to the fox news channel." bill o'reilly also releasing his own statement, "it is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to completely unfounded claims. but that is the unfortunate reality many of us in the public eye must live with today." o'reilly's statement comes after those new images tonight, showing him on vacation shaking hands with the pope at the vatican today. back in new york, fox executives clearly were not forgiving. new accusers coming forward. including this african-american fox employee. her attorney says this picture shows her calling the company's anonymous tip line. alleging o'reilly would leer and grunt at her, calling her "hot chocolate." one of the few who has publicly defended o'reilly when the scandal broke? president trump, telling "the new york times." >> i think he's a person i know well, he is a good per

rupert murdoch wants to expand his media empire and the o'reilly scandal risked getting in the way. and there are few things as iconic in america as a harley davidson. it turns out the famous wisconsin bike can teach us a lot about the us economy. hello and welcome to one hundred days, i'm katty kay in washington, christian fraser's in paris. us politics has dominated headlines since we began the era of donald trump, but now there's another election that demands our attention. this weekend is the first round of the french election and the latest polls suggest it's a tight race. in the next hour, french television will start grilling the candidates, there are 11 of them in total, but there are five in particular who we are keeping our eye on. each contender will getjust fifteen minutes to convince french voters they should be in the second round run off. a quarter of those who plan to vote say they may still change their minds on who they will plump for between now and sunday. the big question of course is whether the populist trend we have seen in britain and in the united states wi

>> mmm, you think that jerry hall married rupert murdoch because she loves him? knows it. >> he's probably a cool guy, >> uh huh. >> he's like smart, charming, witty. >> okay, you're making a pro- rupert murdoch argument now. >> if rupert murdoch didn't exist, there wouldn't be "the simpsons." >> i'm willing to live with that. >> stephen: please welcome judd apatow! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ hello, judd apatow. >> it's good to be here. >> stephen: how are you? >> i don't know, how do you feel about the suit? >> stephen: oh, it's very nice. ( cheers and applause ) do you normally not suit it up? >> i can't tell what this says about me. who am i? >> stephen: well, the spread collar and the half windsor usually says english to me. >> yes. >> stephen: the spread collar says english. >> oh, because i said, "could you give me a jew knot?" ( laughter ) >> stephen: really? i'm not english! ( laughter ) >> stephen: did someone tie it for you. >> they did. but i guess it looks okay. it's a whole new knot for me. >> stephen: do you have a valet back stage? >> i don't, i h

rupert mourdock, the buck stops with him. he's been running fox news since roger ailes was pushed out. >> o'reilly says there is no merit to these claims. the people around o'reilly, the people running the company all know he has this reputation inside the company. he may have these consensual relationships but the women say it's sexual harassment. >> on that point there is a big question about whether there is a consensual relationship in the workplace. if someone has power over you, if they have power over your career you may enter into the relationship thinking as a woman that you have full power and authority, but what happens when you want to get out and that person has power over your future, your job, your career. can you? >> emily, matt, mike, thank you for being here today. >>> coming up, one of the lawyers involved in this story. we're going to ask how many more women could possibly come forward. lisa bloom is the attorney for wendy wass. she'll join me after the break. why are you checking i want to see if it chang

rupert wingfield hayes, bbc news, tokyo.with makoto itoh, he's a professor emeritus of the university of tokyo and a member of the japan academy. a warm welcome to the programme, i am interested first and toshiba, the figures delayed once again, what is your take on what we might hear from toshiba? hello! i suspect he perhaps cannot hear us... no, i hearyou. good to establish communications, i am just going to try again because we wa nted am just going to try again because we wanted to pick up on what happens in terms of toshiba and i wonder if you can give me your take on the fa ct you can give me your take on the fact that the results have been delayed twice so what happens next? i think they decided this morning in tokyo to disclose q3 delayed reports of last year until december. and they could not get approval from the audit corporations but decided to announce the report openly. they feared that more delay would endanger their position in the stock market. so they decided to disclose this afternoon the huge loss of prob

rupert wingfield—hayes was on board.ent on board a nuclear—powered aircraft carrier is a very rare event — even more so when it‘s sitting in japan. was this an elaborate piece of theatre, or a sign america is really preparing for action against north korea? we will defeat any attack and meet any use of conventional or nuclear weapons with an overwhelming and effective american response. applause. the united states of america will always seek peace, but under president trump, the shield stands guard and the sword stands ready. if president trump is planning some sort of military action against north korea, there is no sign of it here. this is the uss ronald reagan, the flagship of the seventh fleet, but it won‘t be ready to leave this port in japan for at least another month. figuring out what the jump administration is planning for north korea is not easy, perhaps deliberately so. —— the trump administration. rupert wingfield hayes, bbc news, at the yokosuka naval base injapan. let‘s bring you some of the main sports sto

thank you very much for that, rupert wingfield—hayes.orth korea here on bbc world news. until then, do go to our website for more background including the capabilities of north korea's missile programme. that's all at bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. donald trump has congratulated turkey's president, recep tayyip erdogan, on winning a referendum which will give him sweeping powers. earlier, international observers criticised the poll, calling it unequal. but at a rally in ankara mr erdogan said the vote ended all debate. translation: know your limits. turkey will neither listen to, look at, or acknowledge this political report we will continue in our own way and we will continue to walk our path. this country has had the most democratic election, the likes of which has never happened in any western country. a short time ago, i asked jamesjeffrey, a former us ambassador to turkey and iraq, if the referendum result is a step forward for the country. that depends on what kind of turkey you want. half of the population wanted a str

at the sun to stand up to kelvin mackenzie is that the person who appointed him is the big boss, rupertw him to come back to the sun as they did a couple of years ago. against the desire of the then sun editor david dinsmore and i don't think tony gallagher was too pleased and i think this could be the end because rupert murdoch would have to bow to pressure from within the sun at the sports department and so on, who feel aggrieved that kelvin can get away with insulting, notjust the people of liverpool, the people of scotland, the people of wales and there are all sorts of people that kelvin dismisses in no time at all andi kelvin dismisses in no time at all and i think his days are numbered. kelvin mackenzie would argue that he is paid to be a combative, controversial voice and that's part of the package of tabloid newspapers, it's part of the kind of identity of what readers expect and some of the stuff that's written as perhaps people read it and they shrug about it and they're irritated, but it is forgotten five minutes later? yes, of course, he is paid for that rfnlt he is a contr

well, okay, one of them has heard of bill o'reilly because she works for a rupert murdoch operation. so we are still waiting for the admitted sexual harasser and sexual assaulter who is the president of the united states to comment on his best friend no longer in the news media, bill o'reilly, who even the protective rupert murdoch and fox news finally found indefensible. yesterday, rupert murdoch and his sons and company gave up in their 13th year of publicly defending bill o'reilly against accusations of sexual harassment. it has been an expensive run for o'reilly and for fox news. "the new york times" reports tonight that payouts related to sexual harassment allegations at fox news now total more than $85 million, the vast majority of that up to 65 million in exit packages is being paid to the men who were ousted from the network because of the harassment allegations. former fox news chairman roger ailes got a $40 million gift as he was ushered out the door last year after being exposed for his constant, relentless sexual harassment at fox news with several women, including episod

you know, rupert murdock and roger ails were very close.rd it was james murdock more than any of the other three who were sort of pushing more to have this next generation, of leadership and perhaps a different sense of some of the importance of corporate culture being more of a priority for fox. >> julia, thank you. julia boors the tin in san francisco on this developing story. obviously, you think the other cable news channels out there are probably sal rate ising at the idea of getting some audience, although, it's a different audience, pick e they're taking advantage of this weak inside, even if it's for the advertising dollars. >> yeah, i tell you what, i think fox has an audience that's not going to leave. i think fox has an understand that u audience that will be happy to see a new face in there i don't think this is an opportunity for people to knock this company down. i think they will figure out how to strike. >> he did have a tremendous following. we talk about a different type of person amendment. this was a cult-like following.

rupert wingfield hayes has more. board a nuclear powered aircraft carrier is a very rare event, even more so when it's sitting in japan. was this an elaborate piece of theatre or a sign america is really preparing for action against north korea? we will defeat any attack and meet any use of conventional or nuclear weapons with an overwhelming and effective american response. applause the united states of america will always seek peace, but under president trump the shield stands guard and the sword stands ready. if president trump is planning some sort of military action against north korea, there is no sign of it here. this is the uss ronald reagan, the flagship of the 7th fleet, but it won't be ready to leave this port in japan for at least another month. meantime, the other carrier battlegroup president trump said he's sending to the korean peninsula has been seen sailing in the indian ocean. the carl vinson saga began on the 8th april when the us pacific fleet commander ordered the aircraft carrier to leave singa

it means that rupert murdoch is no longer running the company.pany that is run, principally run by his sons. they've made the decision. they've wanted to get rid of roger ailes this past july. now they want to get rid of bill o'reilly, and they want to do that, because they fundamentally want to get rid of fox news. or they want to change fox news in ways so profound that -- that fox news advocates for 20 years will in short order be unrecognizable. >> why change it now? >> become what? >> at the peak of its ratings. >> trump in office? >> because they're embarrassed -- because, a., the murdoch boys are liberals. b., fox embarrasses them. c., it is their father's legacy and roger ailes' legacy and not their legacy, and they see a new world of -- well, as james murdoch puts it, of global opportunity in the television news business. >> so what does that mean, then, when -- to me that means eventually hannity's gone, tucker carlson's gone, et cetera? >> look like a lot of other news channels out there today? >> absolutely. exactly what is happening.

rupert murdoch does it. i said he does not. i get up from the chair i went to my desk and picked myself on with the speed dial and got him. i said there are two guys here from twitter they tell me you have a twitter account. he said i'd do steve. [laughter] you do? and i have $247,000 -- to order 47,000 followers. i was speechless. why did you do that? is set every once in awhile i will tweet something out to. it was a check may. see you later. and it shows i don't know what i am talking about. [laughter] john: thank you steve wynn another man who worked his way to use the top to make his company extra successful responsible for though weird sexual advertisements. >> what is more american the and a cheeseburger? this one coated with a hot dog and potato cps in the hands of an all american model in a hot tub in a pickup truck driven by the american bull rider on the aircraft carrier under the liberty as she admires the most americans take burger new act carl's, jr. >> he took over the company that was in debt just four years lat

the decision was announced this afternoon by rupert james and lock land murdoch.curts is here with details. >> good evening, bill o'reilly biggest star in 20 year history of fox news is leaves the network in allegations of sexual harassment and inappropriate conduct. after thorough and careful review of the allegations, company and o'reilly have agreed he will not be returning could o'reilly top rated hose in cable news is known for his combative style. a cordial relationship with president trump, but the climate shifted after an april 1 "new york times" respect that o'reilly or fox paid $13 million over the years to settle five cases alleging sexual or other harassment on his part, more than 50 companies pulled their advertising from his show. met with pope francis today on vacation, and said it is disheartening we part ways due to completely unfounded claims, that is unfortunate reality that many of us in the public eye must live with today. rupert murdoch and his sons, have emphasized that change in the company's culture any form of harassment is considered una

rupert friend stars as operative gary quinn.s a portion you'll see on on "cbs this morning." >> doesn't look like they're letting anybody through. >> i'll be okay. i know the secret service guys. >> text me when you're inside. >> i will. >> tell me where you're going to be. >> i'm going to be back with the scene. >> be careful. >> you, too, carrie. >> rupert friend joins us once again. good morning. this has certainly been peter quinn's season this year. >> it has. >> peter quinn is very cute. >> i think so. >> how did you prepare to play the condition that you're playing? >> it was a lot of research. you know, there's a lot out there actually by people on youtube, on the internet, who have been the victim of a stroke and there are plenty of people who have posted and kind of helped me with videos, sharing in the community, ways of doing everyday tasks like having a bath, for example. how do you do that when you don't have one of your arms. >> it reminds me of bradley cooper on "elephant man," the transformation. it reminds me o

the current chief executive will be replaced by the chief operating officer, rupert hogg.ks ago the airline reported a loss of $74 million for last year, the first annual loss since 2008. earlier i spoke with an industry a nalyst earlier i spoke with an industry analyst and asked why cathay pacific is struggling. there are a few key changes which have happened to cathay. you can say that their greatest advantage, being close to china, which drove their traffic throughout their history, has become a major disadvantage. you can see the chinese carrier is adding immense capacity so trainees passengers have options to bypass the hub in hong kong and fly direct from major chinese cities and in addition foreigners who might be travelling who used to fly with cathay and change at the hong kong hub can now fly direct. is this all symptomatically something all premium airlines are having to deal with, or is it specifically a problem for cathay pacific? varies across the industry how people are affected. cathay pacific is extremely exposed to heavy and intense chinese competition. s

. >> rupert murdoch told employees we want to underscore our consistent commitment to fostering a work environmental built on trust and respect. his ouster was announced while he was on vacation. a photo yesterday showed him at the vatican shaking hands with the pope. in a statement o'reilly called the allegations unfounded and said i will always look back on my time at fox with great pride and the unprecedented success we achieved. fox news founding chairman roger ailes resigned after similar arcizatiar accusations. >> one of the accusers, megyn kelly left in february. show was reportedly angered by comments o'reilly made on "cbs this morning" about her claims. >> i'm not interested in that is finished that makes my network look bad. >> radio host wendy walsh came forward and said she, too, was a victim of o'reilly's advances describes fox news culture this way that they're trapped in a former time, in another era, in a time when women were beautiful ornaments in workplaces who got coffee and typed. >> reporter: now, yesterday another of roger ailes' accusers said it's time to shed a

more importantly rupert's sons and o'reilly? >> that's a great question. our understanding is that rupert is very involved in fox news operations right now. as you know, when roger stepped down, rupert came in as executive chairman. he stayed there. we understand he's very involved day to day. he's organizing a lot of the moves. he actually put tucker carlson in place at 9:00. so he is very involved. i think, you know -- i think inside while this is not a great episode for bill certainly at all there's a respect for what he's done for them over the years. he helped build this network starting in 1996. >> i know. it's amazing stuff. brian, thank you so much. julia, you too. brian steinberg is with "variety." >>> a stock that's popping 150% coming up in the good, the bad and the ugly. can you attract business to an accounting firm using tactics from the food industry? "power lunch" will be right back. t back. for decades, investors he used a 60/40 stock and bond model, with little in alternatives. yet alternatives can tap opportun

and allowed rupert murdoch to survive.infamous phone hacking scandal in which private investigators hacked into the voice messages of people to get stories. this is again, a culture where rupert murdoch looks the other way while companies go to questionable means. >> is this an investigation that you're work on? >> i think it's important to understand that this is the same one that preaka howard was working on when he got hired. it's important to understand that bill o'reilly is a cash cow and that fox news basically placed the interests of this cash cow over that of women. >> you can explain how are you able to launch an investigation into, i guess, a private company? >> i'm a trustee and the board nicis board. i can file complaints with the s.e.c. and do shareholder derivative case if i chose to. the bottom line is they failed to disclose information. and to shareholders who invest in 21 century fox and clearly that's going to have an impact on shareholder s. and people of color, obviously it should have an impact on the

rupert murdoch and his sons who run fox news parent company 21st century fox are reportedly split on o'reilly's future. >> james murdoch is pushing for o'reilly to be taken off the air but his father rupert murdoch is resisting because he focuses on the bottom line because bill o'reilly up until this point has been a terrific boost their bottom line. one sexual harassment charge will be investigated by the network. >> i'm encourage that had they will take this first step and do some kind of investigation. >> reporter: a guest who frequently appeared on o'reilly's show, walsh said the 60-year-old promised to make her a paid contributor and after rebuffing advances o'reilly failed to follow through. >> i'm not here for the money. in fact, my silence is not for sale. i'm here for the future of my daughters and all the daughters of america who are entering the work force in droves, and i want them to have a safe non-toxic work environment. >> a number of substitute hosts are expected to fill in for o'reilly over the next two weeks. >> his strategy has been to keep his head down and try t

the decision was announced this afternoon by rupert, james, and markland murdock.kurtz is here with details. >> bill o'reilly, the biggest star in the history of fox news, is leaving in the wake of mounting allegations of sexual harassment and inappropriate conduct. the news came this afternoon in a terse statement from 21st century fox, saying that after a thorough and careful review of the allegations, they have agreed that he will not be returning. o'reilly, the top ranking hosting cable news is known for his combative, sometimes confrontational style. >> you are about to enter the no spin zone. speaker and a cordial relationship with president trump. the climate shifted dramatically after a "new york times" report that o'reilly or fox had paid $13 million over the years to settle five cases around sexual harassment. o'reilly, whose lawyer has accused far left groups of engaging on a sneer campaign, spoke with appropriate it is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to unfounded claims, but that is the unfortunate reality many of us live with today. o'