today he was elected president of the parliament or better said guardian of the political piece mr sawyer was except in speeches served as a warning to those preparing to misbehave but also as an appeal to political discourse that doesn't aim for something that is let's just say smaller than the least common denominator it now falls to parliament the longest serving member to keep things under control with the elected president of the bundestag the politician from chancellor merkel's party called for calm proceedings in that debate and to play by the rules the obvious way we speak to one another can set an example for discourse throughout society. we are not here to beat each other up the new parliament has more members than ever and forty percent of them are newcomers the business friendly f.t.p. is back and the far right a.f.d. is in for the first time under old rules a member of the a.f.p. would have opened the first session as the oldest m.p. but this time that role went to a veteran f.t.p. lawmaker the rules on the matter were recently changed which the a.f.d.c. as an affront. this r

you can watch more of diane sawyer's interview with ashley judd on what she would say to winestein todaytonight on world news tonight with david muir open here on 6 abc. >>> now to an unbelievable rescue at sea. the u.s. navy pulled two boaters and their dogs to safety after they were stranded for months. the group was drifting 900 miles receive of japan the opposite direction from where they were first headed they were trying to sail from honolulu, hawaii to tahiti but strayed off course, they survived with water pure fiers and over a years worth of food on board. once they got lost the pair tried to call for help over their radio every single day and another ship was finally close enough to hear them and the uss ash hand was called in to pick them up and the sight of the ship on the horizon was pure relief. >>> now the closing numbers on wall street. the dow jumping 71.5 points thanks to twitter and ford and some better than expected earnings. and the nasdaq down 7 points and the s&p 500 rising 3.25 points on the day. >> a new bank is open and ready specifically to help businesses and

>> that was tom sawyer's new national tv ad.s democratic donor who has pledged millions before says he will spend at least 10 million on the campaign. he says that the president is mentally unstable and steering the country to nuclear war. his call for impeachment comes a week after the hustler magazine publisher larry flint took out a full page ad in the washington post offering $10 million for prize information leading to the president's ouster as well. >>> there are new allegations of widespread harassment towards women who work at the california state capitol. senate and assembly leaders say they are taking matters seriously and have reportedly begun an investigation into allegations that one lobbyist lobbyist was sexually assaulted by an unnamed elected official. this is after more than 140 women cosigned a letter blasting the dehumanizing behavior they face saying male counterparts have created a culture of harassment in the capitol. the letter does not list any specific names of harassers. >>> meanwhile the harvey wineste

the 49-year-old spoke one-on-one with diane sawyer. >> and what i would say to harvey is i love you andnderstand that you are sick and suffering, and there is help for a guy like you, too. it's entirely up to you to get that help. >> she says before she decided to speak out it was frightening, not clear if anyone would believe the women or if anyone would care. judd says it was her parents who finally helped her decide to tell her story. you can watch her full interview on "good morning america" at 7:00. >>> well, attorney gloria allred is demanding the harvey weinstein company create a substantial -- a substantial fund to pay out settlements to alleged victims of the film mogul. another actress came forward with an allegation of sexual assault against weinstein. natasha malta says weinstein raped her in a hotel room in 2008. she's one of half a dozen to allege they were sexually assaulted by him. some 50 other actresses claimed they were harassed by weinstein. >>> developing news in san jose, police searching for two suspects wanted in connection with a deadly shooting and a statewide

. >>> actress ashley judd is giving her first tv interview to diane sawyer on "good morning america"er her harvey weinstein allegations. hear judd in her own words. >>> and 17 days after the emergency evacuation of patients kaiser permanente in santa rosa has reopened the hospital. the building has undergone an extensive cleaning. >>> some luminaries of the los angeles dodgers took time out to help victims of the north bay wildfires. orel hershiser among them. they join other dodger greats and kids from the los angeles boys and girls club to pack comfort kits that will be delivered to sonoma county. they contain masks, glasses, books, and dodger gear. yesterday's event provided a teachable moment to l.a. county youngsters about the importance of giving back. >>> 5:26 now. now to the moment two surfers ride a giant wave at the same time. take a look at this. it went down in portugal during pretty stormy conditions. the first big swell of the season and two brazilians took off almost at the same time. they say they're both fully committed before they saw one another. a double ride like

day a public holiday honoring freedom fighter is our reporter katherine sawyer joining us from nairobi with so much uncertainty surrounding the election and the celebrations now going on behind you do we first of all do we even know if the elections are going to take place. you're right so much uncertainty. is a day that is supposed to be you define kenyans when kagan the supposed to be celebrating men and women who have country in various ways but like you said there's a cloud of political uncertainty with a lot of people really wondering we are we able to have an election next week we hocked the chairperson all the electoral commission in felt coming out to say that there is no way that you can dorothy a free and credible election in this polarized follow right that barack people like you deeply divided along ethnic lines politicians are speaking for completely different ads for example who are looking at is already here to lead the celebrations of this hero's day. holding a pirate event in western kenya where they say they are moaning people who were killed by police during protests

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and the diane sawyer exclusive tonight.dd, the first to come forward, now more than 65 women. judd

she tells diane sawyer he suggested massages and that he watch her shower. >> i said, when i win an oscar in one of your movies -- and he said, yeah, when you get nominated. and i said, when i win an oscar. and i just fled. >> ashley's story appeared in "new york times" three weeks ago. weinstein's lawyer said it was filled with false statements. weinstein provided them with this photo in 1997. >> he put out this picture. he said, shows you were friends. you were fine. you were friends. >> no, that's -- deny, attack, reverse the order of offender and victim. >> ashley pointing to a different picture. >> he grabbed my hand. it's like, the look on my face is abject terror. i can see it in my eyes. >> your elbow seems to be pushing him back. >> it's very, uh, it's very gross. very gross. i feel for that 28-29-year-old woman. >> the actress has a surprising message for weinstein although she wants to make it clear she'll never forgive him. >> what i want to say to harvey is i love you and i understand you're sick and suffering. and there's help for a guy like you, too, and it's entirely up to

." >>> ashley judd's exclusive interview with diane sawyer.orward against harvey weinstein. her message of hope and healing, next. you're watching "world news now." news now." i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing off. (coughah! i missed you! then i discovered mucinex. one pill lasts 12 hours,and i'm good. why take 4-hour medicine? one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. ♪ >>> we're back now with a bit of a twist. harvey weinstein is now suing his former company, the one bearing his name, for records, including his e-mail and personnel file as he prepares to defend himself against allegations of sexual abuse. >> this as we hear from ashley judd in her first television interview since being the first to come forward about weinstein. she sat down with diane sawyer. >> reporter: she's a girl from kentucky. she's also written about the sexual abuse she endured in her young life before she went to california just wanting to be an actor. towering producer harvey weinstein called. >> i remember the lurch when i went to the desk and

. >> judd sat down with diane sawyer and started with a meeting at winestein's hotel

and the diane sawyer exclusive tonight. ashley judd, the first to come forward, now more than 65 women. judd

. >>> in an abc excuse -- exclusive, ashley judd sits down with diane sawyer. >>> kellogg is respondingcomplaint saying that the cartoon on the back of the box is racism. it's teacherring racism because the only brown corn to be is playing a january at her scrubbing the floor. >>> nolan patrick took a hit on tuesday's night's loss to the ducks. >>> sixers lost to the rockets 10546104. the rockets scored the final 9 points including a buzzer beating three pointer to end the game. markell fultz missed the game and will miss the next two with soreness in his right shoulder. >>> greater theology becomes greater and more life like videos which is why this man was to frightened as he checked out an exhibit at the international spy museum in washington, d.c. if you touch the glass it's triggers a fake shark that comes charging at the glass causing a fake crack. it's there over and over during the celebration of shark week. >> reporter: i would have been scared. i bet he was, but i love the look on his face. i'm going to try that on my kids. that's probably mean. this is the schuylkill expressw

back all right mohamed we will check back in with you in the meantime let's cross now to catherine sawyer he joins us from consumer and western kenya and catherine as we said at the top of the newscast we know at least one person has been killed in all this today what do you know about the circumstances of that. at the hospital where this young man died he is nineteen years old he was shot on the thigh he was bleeding profusely so health workers couldn't contain that now since then we have seen a stately stream of ambulances coming in and out of this hospital this hospital is very close to some of the areas where confrontations between police and protesters are still going on so people are still brought being brought in with various injuries just before i came on air show there's a man who was brought in he had this injury right here on his head health workers still trying to contain that as an emergency several other people have been badly injured as well so there's been that going on and a lot of roads leading to some of these areas have been blocked young people saying who are mining t

election last be postponed and reforms carried out the king at a time cyst it must go on catherine sawyer al-jazeera and i will be still to come here that is our sport of doping scandal escalates of the world's most famous dog sled race for i will be here to explain. well again there are at this time of the year one thousand years ago the worst stock market crash in u.s. history was about to begin the picture now though is very different u.s. stock indices more than tripled over the past eight years as kristen salumi reports . with a nuclear armed north korea making threats international trade deals on hold and revolving door for white house staff u.s. politics have been anything but predictable under the trumpet ministration. nevertheless stock prices have been steadily climbing recently passing twenty three thousand for the first time defying conventional wisdom that the market craves stability. since president donald trump selection the dow jones industrial average has shot up twenty six percent and shows little sign of slowing there are some signs of some cracks and some of the most o

judd told diane sawyer she met weinstein in a hotel ten years ago. he pressured her to give or receive a massage, pick out his suit for the day and watch him shower. she eventually fled. sawyer then asked judd what she'd say to weinstein if she saw him today? >> what i would say to harvey is, i love you and i understand that you are sick and suffering, and there is help for a guy like you too. and it's entirely up to you to get that help. >> judd's interview comes as three more women accuse weinstein of sexual assault and harassment. the number of accusers now stands at 70. weinstein's spokesperson continues to say any allegations of nonconsensual ex are denied by mr. weinstein. >>> also allegations against mark halperin. a spokesman released a statement that said we find the story and allegations troubling. mark halperin is leaving until questions around his past conduct are fully understood. cnn reported five anonymous women accused him of sexually harassing them when he worked at abc news. four of them are former abc news employees who worked with

and the diane sawyer exclusive tonight.judd, the first to come forward, now more than 65 women. ju

lost dr stella she heard of the widespread of the able a virus risking her life to place patrick sawyer in quarantine and that was a case in lagos nigeria and so could you speak to what has been the effect of losing these doctors and to other health care workers who are dying and able outbreak how have you been able to try to rebuild from that point. when a challenge is to do it. this week is the anniversary of the ironic term the young dr that the skull and kentucky people involved. a call not a good at the person i was pondering also. that a skull and water walk. and seneca saw his young wife with a young baby woke up and i was just crying because i cannot believe that's complete the medical school another begin was against he took the risk go to the tribunal any contact with the ball as he died and then flew first or yell later the was gone all. apartments on us for seventy thousand lublin dollars less than sixty bucks us the young man who was leveling the needs. another stern don't have a future. when a large sum of that was so what it was i was we were going through this. program.

peter jennings, diane sawyer, charlie gibson, barbara walters, ted koppel.l -- >> jimmy: sam donaldson. >> amazing at the white house, and our team, like him all those years later they ask those tough questions. the first call from peter jennings in the field, i was covering a natural disaster, they said peter's on the line? i said, peter who? >> jimmy: you got him back. >> no. when i got on the phone i knew. >> jimmy: oh, i've seen him on the overnights, he's very good. [ laughter ] speaking of being in the field you were in florida during the hurricane. why were you there? isn't there a weatherman nobody likes you can send to those jobs? [ laughter ] >> unfortunately we really like intern rob. we've had a lot this year. >> jimmy: yeah. >> this reminds me of katrina. i was in the superdome. i remember the roof peeling off, families there with their glad garbage bags full of the belongings they could take out of their homes in time. katrina, rita, wilma. this year we saw it again with this succession of hurricanes. you mention irma. puerto rico, we had an am

and i was there as catherine sawyer has more on those protests we're talking about that's from an opposition stronghold in western kenya. yes protesters have been out on the streets all morning they blocked roads. lighting bonfires as well they said they're very angry and particularly after the supreme court. straight that tomorrow they're not going to go to vote they will not. not even wrap up here. they said they also angry with the police. brutality since all gassed during protests thousands of people. have been killed including children and people who. are saying that police have killed must most people people are saying that will not it's very difficult even to see how things like polling material will get. to the people who want to. see how. the love and a lot of tension. now in a joint move with the u.s. council has imposed sanctions targeting alleged latest finance is on facilitators of iceland iraq syria and yemen and al qaeda in the arabian peninsula eleven a yemeni nationals a charitable organization and a supermarket make up a list of thirteen the sanctions include asset freezes

for the first time since stepping forward igniting the fall of the hollywood powerhouse, the diane sawyerxclusive breaks on abc's "good morning america." ♪ because i'm happy >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by rocket mortgage by quicken loans. mortgage confidently. >> that was a nice start to the week. >> it wases. >> have a great monday, everyone. >> bye. >> anchor: good morning, washington! i'm melanie hastings. here is a check of your stop stories. investigation under way after a late night triple shooting, alexandria city police tell us 2 men were found dead on the scene when officers arrived at all veterans park, a third man injured, rushed to the hospital in serious condition. big monday night matchup for the washington redskins. the skins head to philadelphia to face the eagles. philly ease the nfc east, 5-1. the skins in second place, 3-2. you can watch tonight's game right here on abc 7, pregame begins at 8:00. kickoff,al 30:00. little fog out there this morning for the commute. here is veronica johnson. >> reporter: this morning we're starting out with thick fog acro

is also asking his supporters to stay away so shortly we'll be getting the latest from catherine sawyer who is at the site of the protests as you can see right there but first we'll cross over to family there miller she's joining us from nairobi so that supreme court ruling on the elections did not happen five either as we're reporting there weren't enough judges i suppose the most obvious question is why weren't there enough judges. will of course of this petition that came before the supreme court only happened in the last day or two and that's why the voters would want to the supreme court to rule on whether or not they would be an election based on two major things one that the opposition leader raila odinga had withdrawn from the race and secondly that the electoral commission chairperson that just in the last week said he couldn't guarantee a free and say election given the political climate at this time the court the justice of the supreme court tomorrow god then said when addressing the court today they couldn't reach a quorum because not all the judges seven of them would not b

for the first time since stepping forward igniting the fall of the hollywood powerhouse, the diane sawyerreaks on abc's "good morning america." ♪ because i'm happy >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by rocket mortgage by quicken loans. mortgage confidently. >> that was a nice start to the week. >> it wases. >> have a great monday, everyone. >> bye. >> hi everyone, 8:56 monday, october 23. karen rogers are you talking about the schuylkill expressway again? >> reporter: we're talking about the schuylkill a lot, right? that's because we have a multi-vehicle accident. police on the scene trying to straighten it out. three vehicles involved on the schuylkill expressway near belmont heading toward king of prussia. a 25 minute ride from the vine to the blue route. that's the only accident on the schuylkill expressway at this point. we're driving in a fog here. we're watching some areas getting better. the fog on the ben franklin bridge, westbound traffic not too bad heading toward the city. in havertown, delaware county. west chester pike is closed between darby road and manoa road. tr

actress ashley judd will talk about the allegations she made, her first interview will be with diane sawyer. you can see that exclusive interview beginning on "gma" starting at 7:00 a.m. >>> uc berkeley regained its distinction as the top-ranked public university. cal ranks fourth overall in the 2018 best global university's rankings which were released yesterday by "u.s. news & world report." fourth behind harvard, m.i.t. and stanford. they are based on academic research performance at institutions from the u.s. and more than 60 other countries. congrats. >> well deserved. very nice. mike, any relief from the heat? >>> maybe near the coast. you won't be as warm as the rest of us. the real relief comes this weekend and then possibly next weekend when there's a chance of rain. let's take a look at what's going on right now. we have the roof camera dialed up. looking at the flags on the ferry building waiting for them to point east signifying the change that's coming and you just don't see it this morning. so let's talk about our accuweather highlights. sunny and warm, a few records are possi

>> ashley judd is sharing her details of her ordeal with harvey weinstein and sat down with diane sawyerg how he lured her to his hotel room 20 years ago and offered her a massage & thfked her to watch him shower. she fled after making a deal with him that she would give in to him when she won an oscar. >> am i prou of that, i'm of two minds, the part that shames myself, says no. the part of me that understands the way shame works says, that was absolutely brilliant, good job, kid. you got out of there. well done. >> what would you say to harvey weinstein today? >> what i would say to harvey is i love you and i understand that you are sick and suffering. and there is help for a guy like you too and it's entirely up to you to get that help. >> judd says at the time she didn't feel powerful enough to come forward and didn't know if she would be believed. >>> a 10-year-old with cerebral palsy could be the subject of a controversial deportation case in texas. rosa maria hernandez was brought to the u.s. illegally as a baby. now, her status was discovered at a checkpoint as she was on her way

specifically is the chief technology officer at c a c and to prize very good evening to facebook's sawyer security chief said there are two ways of tracking fake news you can do it manually you can do it by using an algorithm but that admitted that both of those processes of bias do agree with is there any way of creating them biased algorithm. i totally agree totally automated systems are not too easy to implement. current mushing in genes cannot be used in a single way to to have the proof that someone is trying for example to push some specific arguments and all the social networks so i totally agree when we say that the boards met or that are the way. this all happened did a sort of a burst of tweets that came from facebook cyber security office what do you think prompted him to make it express his views now. basically no more pressure we are assisting in the sense of more answer to an increase the use of such on talks by military and also for in-state so it's normal that. people that are involved bit in the security of social media platforms are under pressure so this is just their n

today he was elected president of the parliament or better said guardian of the political piece mr sawyer was except in speeches served as a warning to those preparing to misbehave but also as an appeal to political discourse that doesn't aim for something that is let's just say smaller than the least common denominator it now falls to parliament the longest serving member to keep things under control with the elected president of the bundestag the politician from chancellor merkel's party called for calm proceedings in the debate and to play by the rules the obvious way we speak to one another can set an example for discourse throughout society. we are not here to beat each other up. the new parliament has more members than ever and forty percent of them are newcomers the business friendly f.t.p. is back and the far right a.f.d. is in for the first time under old rules a member of the a.f.p. would have opened the first session as the oldest m.p. but this time that role went to a veteran f.t.p. lawmaker the rules on the matter were recently changed which the a.f.d.c. as an affront. this r