david stern, the commissioner, was at the forefront of that movement, and david stern had worked in newk, the same law firm my father had worked at. i didn't know david, but i wrote him a letter and asked him if he could give me some advice about transitioning from law into a media job, at the time having written a letter, not even thinking about working at the nba or understanding that this was something i could do at the nba. to make a long story short, -- you know, this is pre-email. i wrote him a letter, an old-fashioned letter. his assistant called me a few weeks later and said, "he can see you on whatever date." i met with him for a half-hour and he gave me some advice that i did not follow. about a month later, he called me and said, what are you up to? he said i have an identity. -- idea. after a series of meetings, he hired me as his assistant. david: if you got a letter from a young lawyer today, what would you do? adam: pass it to our hr department. [laughter] david: david stern was a spectacular commissioner by everybody's account. he did it for 30 years. i think he retired

stern school, general atlantic senior advisor, and nobel laureate.ck on the first word news. here's ritika gupta. ritika: today, depending on will brief the president in the wake of the attack on a saudi oil facility. military officials will reportedly give the president a list of airstrike targets. according to the associated press, they will also warn that military action against iran could escalate into war. the whistle blower case involving president trump is now snowballing. democrats in congress have accused intelligence officials of stonewalling on details of the whistleblowers complaint. the president has denied he said anything inappropriate to a foreign leader. says theington post" complaint raises questions about his dealings with ukraine. the u.s. envoy envoy to the middle east has met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu days after elections that left his political future in doubt. netanyahu and his allies failed a secure enough seats for governing coalition. the blue-and-white party has demanded that yahoo! step aside to addre

[laughter] david: david stern was a spectacular commissioner.ears, i think he retired when he was 72. so when he was 65, 66, did you say, david, maybe i am ready? did you ever give him a little push? alan: never, never, never. being commissioner of the nba's my sixth job at the nba. for five of those jobs i worked directly for david, and he gave me and norma's opportunity. a brilliant guy. i ran an entity called nba entertainment, i was interested in television and media and then became the internet arm of the nba. years later a became deputy nba commissioner. david could recommend me, but it required team owners of voting me. that is how the commissioners determined. timeline fors own when he was going to step down, and i was very fortunate the league was in great shape at that moment. there could have been a scenario where if things didn't go well, they might have looked outside the nba, but i yell a lot to david and was very fortunate to be in that job. david: what is the leadership trait you have that david was able to think you deserve to b

and david stern, then the commissioner, was at the forefront of that movement, and david stern had workednew york, at the same law firm my father had worked at. and i didn't know david, but i wrote him a letter and asked him if he could give me some advice about transitioning from law into a media job, at the time, having written a letter, not even thinking about working at the nba or understanding that this was something i could do at the nba. to make a long story short, he gave me -- you know, this is pre-email. i wrote him a letter, an old-fashioned letter. his assistant called me a few weeks later and said, "he can see you on whatever date." i went over, met with him for a half-hour, and he gave me some advice, which i did not follow. [laughter] adam: never, never, never. and again, being commissioner of the nba is my sixth job at the nba, so for five of those six jobs, i worked directly with david. he gave me enormous opportunities. a brilliant guy. i ended up running an entity called nba entertainment. i was interested in the media business, the television and media arm of the nba.

the braden's warming climate the team is saving aboard a german icebreaker a ship called the polar stern it hopes that they work can give fresh insight into how the world's climate is changing the expedition of the century from marcus rex it starts with him leaving his family after setting sail from the norwegian pool to the post and will be at sea for 12 months some $300.00 scientists from 17 countries will join it to learn more about climate change and. the arctic is the region we least understand in terms of climate and where we have the greatest uncertainties about climate predictions that's what this expedition aims to change as soon as the polar stern reaches the ice a huge research station will be set up around the ship then the drift over the pole begins its new territory for science where will take us what will happen to the ice over the year will break up how fast will melt so that's a huge challenge there and of course facing the winter time in the arctic it's dark it's winter for the federal research minister also travel to tromso to make the ice after all germany's raised ab

[laughter] david: david stern was a spectacular commissioner, did it for 30 years.red when he was 72. 66, 67,was 65, 60 6, 68, 69, 70, did you give him a little push? adam: never, never, never. again, being commissioner was my sixth job at the nba, and five of those six jobs were directly with david. he was a brilliant guy. i ended up running an entity called nba entertainment. many years later, i became the deputy commissioner of the nba, but ultimately, david could recommend me, but they require the team owners voting me. that is how the commissioners are determined. he set his timeline for when he was going to step down, and also i was very fortunate the leak was in great shape at the moment. there could've been a center where things were not going so well, i could've been outside the nba, but i/o a lot to david and was fortunate to be in that job. david: what is the leadership trait that enabled david to think you deserve to be commissioner? nothingthink, you know, necessarily so unique to me. i was willing to work very hard, and i did work very hard over the ye

this sunday it's the 82nd season of the stern grove festival. we've got amazing headliners. though we don't want to say goodnight to the season. for those of you who were paying attention don't say goodnight is an isley brothers hit. the festival is open to the public with seating in the grove. then we move from stern grove as we head into fall for mclaren park for even more music live from the amp presented by friends of the amp returns to mclaren park this august with the kids fest on sunday, august 25, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. the event features magician michael pelatena. stop by for a day of free art, music, magic, science, hiking, and dancing outdoors in beautiful mclaren park. for more information including additional shows this season visit livefromtheamp.org. on august 28 we want to invite everyone to nature play dau day also in mclaren park where kids and families with join us for a day of exploration, creative and play in nature. we will host a day in the playground at wolsley park. there will be a reading nook, nature art. bring a snack or lunch and stay for a picni

stern shore 66 while baltimore at 6 the.not much going on across the eastern half ofni commuty and a complex up in york will stay well tt will cross laters a it hits heatum andidity. >> and it will be just to the south this afternoon. this is not a spot wow want to be in for a lot of shower and thunderstorms active six do you the heat, that'sha w we'll want it it will dilay the southern warmp. some of us near water will stays. those away from water well into the 990s in d.c. we're expecting high of 95. so hot one hire in town. frdzed rik 9burg quantico 94. leonardtown in the 80s hones honestly i think leona up to tes it into 90s later this rnoon. future cast will show you that weak bouary. mentioning nothing buthi ne first half of day day and temperatures fast to heat up. there's the weak boryunda hi heat and humidity later today. and we're dry rainder of evening we have cloudso con tend with. those stick away as well. you won't notice 93 later tomorrow afternoon. friday you will notice ndfference lots of cloud. temperatures

from bow to stern. i mean, and flames probably 30 feet high. it was totally gone. you know, and it was like, my gosh, what do we do? >> all of the dead and missing passengers were trapped below deck raising questions about the need for a second escape route. signs and flowers being laid in their honor near santa barbara near the conception's home base. still no word on what sparked that fire. >>> the 36-year-old texas gunman who killed 7 people and injured 22 others applied to purchase a gun but failed a background check. that has federal agents aggressively pursuing the source that supplied the firearm to the suspect. the shooter was already in a distressed mental health state when he showed up at work on saturday and was fired hours before the massacre. the shooting was not caused by his firing. >> he was on a long spiral of going down. he didn't wake up saturday morning and walk into his company and then it happened. he went to that company in trouble. >> we now know the gunman called 911 twice during his rampage. the calls are being described as rambling statem

then i found reason magazine and a stern ring a lot and now i work there. >> host: robby soave is the author of this book, "panick attack: young radicals in the age of trump." thanks for joining us on booktv. >> guest: my pleasure. thank you. >> here's a look at some books that are being published this week. >> look for these titles and bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> welcome to brooklyn, new york, for the annual festival. throughout the day authors discuss critical thinking lgbt issue of immigration, the 2020th election, and more. a full schedule is available on our website. now we're going to go inside for the first conversation. this is live coverage on tv on c-span2. .. >> good morning, everyone. i am michael cahill. it has been my pleasure and privilege to serve as dean here at brooklyn law school for just about three months now. it's going really well. [laughter] and, of course, i am happy to welcome all of you here and to welcome those of you watching at home on c-span. we are here, of course, as part of

the saudi crown prince issued a stern call to action. and that if the world does not take a strong and firm action to deter iran we will see further escalations that will threaten world interests oil supplies will be disrupted and oil prices will jump to unimaginably high numbers that we haven't seen in our lifetimes. saudi arabia is urging the u.s. to continue talks with the wrong with the hopes of reducing some of the political strain on the strait of hormuz the world's most vital shipping route for oil almost a 5th of the planet's crude passes through it making riyadh's warning all the more urgent. singapore is asia's undisputed oil hub let's go over to our correspondent there andrea hank and just how high are other political risks considering that the oil prices going down today. when fest is. about what's going on in the world today particularly with the u.s. china trade tensions ahead of the washington talks that we're going to be seeing in the next couple of weeks or so and that oil prices to drop some one percent today now this i

rob: north carolina's governor issuing a stern warning for millions of people under evacuation ordersea where an evacuation has been ordered, leave now. it's not worth putting your life at risk or in danger or first responders who might have to save you. >> the outer bands of that storm turning roads into rivers look at that rushing flood water knocking out power for thousands in florida. rob: rescue efforts still underway in the battered northern bahamas where at least 20 people are confirmed dead. carley: lightening just a little bit. this little pup is warming our hearts. florida deputies rescuing the cutie from a partially flooded car and naming it dorian. rob: it was turned over to animal services where she is currently up for adoption. a florida hospital is showing off dorian babies. all of these newborns born right outside of jacksonville florida. carley: onesies matching the occasion some with a rainbow and some was i was in the hurricane evacuation plan. rob: cutie right there. carley: those are adorable onesies. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ainsley: a category 3 now h

the saudi crown prince issued a stern call to action. if the world does not take a strong and firm act.

is set to begin a year long mission to monitor the impact of climate change on the arctic the polar stern will drift freely through the polar ice as it measures the extent of warming the arctic region has already experienced some of its most significant increases in temperature. at 1st the arctic research ship. will be able to journey north under its own steam navigating through a thin sheet of arctic ice but soon afterwards the much tougher conditions. for a year it will drift through the arctic ocean surrounded by pack ice on its way to the north pole and beyond. the ship boasts an extensive network of measuring stations designed to collect data on interactions between ice and the atmosphere. because the arctic is warming up faster and faster it is considered the epicenter of global climate change. the expedition aims to gain better understanding of the arctic influence on global climate change the data collected by oceanographers could be valuable for the future. during their journey the crew of the pool large will be accompanied by ice breakers from china russia and sweden. and helico

secretary general shelton needs to issue a stern warning. i hear the possibility of a good night for auction. the world splitting into we did 2 largest economies on hers creating 2 separate and competing well we to be their own dominant currency trading financial rules their own internet and our official intelligence capacities and their own 0 geopolitical and military strategies and i hope those words of caution seem to have little effect the united nations and every now meant for multilateral cooperation turned into a stage for a national agenda especially us president donald trump was eager to point fingers 1st he lashed out at china for both countries. the 2nd largest economy in the world should not be permitted to declare itself a developing country in order to game the system. at others' expense. for years these abuses were tolerated. ignored. or even encouraged next trump reaffirms that iran was responsible for recent attacks on saudi oil facilities he urged other nations to curb the support for the islamic republic all nations have a

tried to swim around to the stern opening hatch to engine room, saw no fire.re were attempts we know as they lift this boat -- of all of the things they are going to look at, what are the key pieces for investigators? . i think the easiest way to look at this is the outset to understand there are two investigations essentially under way at the same time. the ntsb, looking at this from a safety perspective. get to the cause of this fire. that includes interviewing the crew members we know stephanie mentioned some information there, but still information we don't yet have and won't have until that vessel is actually surfaced which is under way now. ntsb, worked with them in the past as an fbi agent. they're methodical don't rule things in, they rule things out. go through the boat about its stern once actually surfaced and try to get to the root cause of the fire. the second phase of the investigation going on now. talking to our sources, federal officials currently conducting an investigation. coast guard and atf looking at the operation of this company. whethe

it will be a stern test in terms of qualifying because they are ranked 120 in the world, let's not pretendastic side, but they do play with passion. natalie perks speaking earlier. there is commentary of that match on radio five. two former england cricket captains have received knighthoods in today's honours list. geoffrey boycott becomes sir geoffrey — more on that in just a moment — but there was also a knighthood for andrew strauss, he led the side to two ashes series victories and took england to the top of the world test rankings. he was also instrumental in this summers world cup triumph in his former role as director of cricket with the national side. he resigned from that role to spend time with his wife, ruth, who died from lung cancer last year. he has set up a charitable foundation in her name. geoffrey boycott, who will be with the test match special team at the oval on thursday, also received a knightood today for his services to cricket but many have questioned whether he is deserving of that award. in 1998, he was fined and given a three—month suspended prison sentance in a

they don't understand how many times i met with commissioner stern, how many times i met with dr. buss. you know, i was meeting with ceos when i was still playing because i knew that was my next journey in life. you were thinking about that. i was thinking about it, even as a player. i wanna take you back to the day you got diagnosed. what went through your mind? i was just devastated. i mean, am i gonna die? what does that mean for cookie? that was the hardest thing i ever had to do was to drive home to tell her that i had hiv. -[ scoffs ] if you say so. ♪ -i'm sorry? -what teach here isn't telling you is that snapshot rewards safe drivers with discounts on car insurance. -what? ♪ -or maybe he didn't know. ♪ [ chuckles ] i'm done with this class. -you're not even enrolled in this class. -i know. i'm supposed to be in ceramics. do you know -- -room 303. -oh. thank you. -yeah. -good luck, everybody. -oh. thank you. -yeah. i'm looking at that truck! wow! that's awesome! this labor day, everyone's excited about chevrolet. they're all really cool cars. woo, i love it! i can't stop sta

. >> nash's attorney harry stern says he was surprithat charges were filed. in a statement he says having said that tory has had a distinguished career but has been exposed to more than his share of trauma. as a result he is experienced some personal challenges which he is addressing. officer nash has been on paid administrative leave since the shooting. he remains under investigation by internal affairs. henry lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> the time is 4: 26. more democrats leading towards impeaching president trump. up next the closed door meeting set for today on capitol hill after the latest allegations against the president. >>> a car dealership being sued by the attorney general. the low forming into arizona see the signature of that. highs building in and filling with the north northeast breeze and we are under skies. and all over the map. 50, 60s, 70s and 80s in vacaville the north win. you can see upper airflow out of the north northeast and 70s, 80s and upper 90s. 4:30 quiet. >>> it's somewhat quiet if you get up on the road early it will pay off in sol

scrambled to restore power even at the height of the storm, the sheriff of martin county now issuing a stern warning. >> my biggest worry would be we let our guard down, that people stopped paying attention and too many people left themselves into harm's way. >> reporter: sheriff snyder and other law enforcement officials telling us one thing they are concerned about is people coming back from being evacuated to the barrier islands is criminals will come back with them and blend in to target homes that they know have been evacuated for burglary. he says that's happened quite a lot before. she quadrupling the number of deputies he is stationing on these barrier islands. wolf. >> reporter: thank you, ryan todd reporting for us. let's go to the bahamas where the scope of the dorian disaster is becoming clear. patrick you have had an opportunity to tour some of the devastated areas, to speak to some of the survivors, tell us what you have learned. >> reporter: today was the first day after many days of being here, i've frankly lost count, washington, that we were able to get outside the winds we

the scrapping of an extradition bill and greater government reforms meanwhile there has been another stern warning from china in an editorial published in the state run news agency it says the end this coming for those attempting to disrupt hong kong and then tag a nice china they should never misjudge the determination and the ability of the central government with a commentary follows one of the most violent weekends in hong kong in months on saturday police used a water cannon fired tear gas on protesters who threw petrol bombs and set fires near the chinese government headquarters let's speak to adrian brown he's joining us from hong kong on official news agency china's official news agency that is warning that the end is coming for hong kong adrian how is that being interpreted where you are. so. well i think here in hong kong people are getting used to that sort of mouth frothing from the state controlled media i think the essential message coming out of beijing has been this just because we haven't intervened so far doesn't mean that we won't one day in the future but as i say that

all this tramadol they tell us mr stern for destruction of the jail full of it is just a drop in the ocean the country still drowning in the drug. next we join in india a drug raid. looking and acting very much like the americans you train them they take to the streets in an armored convoy. in a display of force they travel through kano shunting traffic on the roads they didn't know were you right here they disembark to read a large local market. heavy handed operation probably put on for our benefit produces few results they arrest a young man wearing a cannabis t. shirt. it's unclear if you even has any cannabis on him nevertheless he's bundled onto an india a truck which is fast filling up with other young men from the market . nigeria has a 55 percent youth unemployment rate and it also has the highest number of people living in extreme poverty in the world even more than india so men like these sometimes turn to drug dealing out of necessity. it's not 6 in the right breaths up but can i jerry is war against illegal tramadol really be one with guns without addressing the underlyi

i talked to howard stern about this as well.stern said he felt like he had to treat his mom like a china cup, like a china teacup. i always viewed my mom as a space alien who landed on this planet and whose ship was immobilized and i had to protect her and show her how to live in this world. and i felt that until the day she died. and now i look back at it and i realize one of my mom's greatest strengths, which as a kid drove me bananas, was how despite all -- despite tragedies and losses, she was -- she consciously chose to remain open and vulnerable and optimistic and believing the best in, like, everybody she met and i felt like, okay, she can do that because i'm, you know, running interference and i'm scheming and plotting and, you know, willing to do it. >> any chance that she was doing it because you were there and needed a good example? >> i don't think she thought in those terms, to be honest. can't go that far. she wasn't -- your mom i think was very parental. my mom was more -- she was, you know, she was an amazing cre

the sleeping quarters had an entrance by the bow and a safety hatch toward the stern >> at this point it's the fire was blocking both entrances? >> that would appear to be what happened at the time it was discovered, the fire was in such a state that it was -- it essentially fully engulfed that area >> reporter: with no cause for the fire, tonight the conception perhaps holding answers at the bottom of the sea. >>> with 20 bodies recovered, ew the cause of the fire. we also spoke fo habeen on boa those cramped quarters before. he said he can't imagine the scenario in which anyone would have been able to make it off that boat alive, lester? >> absolutely horrifying miguel, thank you. >>> also details about the mass shooting in odessa, texas. officials revealing the gunman evaded a federal background check to get the firearm he used in the rampage nbc's pete williams has late details. what are you learning? >> reporter: lester, they say the gunman who killed 7 people and injured 20 bought the gun he used from a private seller, not a licensed dealer. authorities in texas said the gunman

stern prisoners edge between what she sings about it but it sets an example for others. in 60 minutes on. it's time. to take one step further. and face the council. here on this side of love really time to search the unknown. and find out for the truth out of. time to overcome boundaries. and connect the world cuts time for the t w d w is coming up ahead. for minds. wow talk about making us flash we get up close and personal with a cliff diving professional at the top of the show. hello and welcome to another exciting edition of your max i'm your host meghan lee here's a look at what else we've got.

[laughter] david: david stern was a fantastic commissioner.did it for 30 years when he was like 72. when he was 65, 66, 67 did you tell him you are ready? did you give him a push? mr. silver: never. being commissioner of the nba is my sixth job at the nba. for five of those jobs i worked directly for david. he gave me an enormous opportunity and he is a brilliant. i ran an entity called and the entertainment and i was in the media business for television and media then became the media arm of the nba. then i became the deputy commissioner of the nba. david could recommend me but it required the team owners voting me. he set his own timeline for when he was going to step down. it is very fortunate the leak was in great shape at the moment. there could have been a scenario where if things were not going well they would have looked outside the usa. i am thankful to david. david: what is the leadership trait that you add that david was able to think you deserve to be the commissioner? -- nothing i think necessarily so unique to me. i was willing t

the report goes on to say that two crew members and the captain then swam to the stern, got back on the boat, but they still couldn't get to the deck below because it was blocked by fire. so they launched a small emergency boat and picked up the two remaining crew members in the water. we have new video from the site. coast guard officers will be working to stabilize and remove the boat from the water since it sank on labor day. the final body was retrieved last night. no mention of safety lapses. passengers may not have received throat safety briefings. >> thank you. we'll have much more on this story coming up on the kpix 5 news at 5:00 and online, of course, kpix.com. >>> new details today about the shooting death of former nfl defensive back and bay area native terrell roberts. his family says he was killed last night on fascination circle in richmond in his grandmother's backyard. kpix 5's jackie ward has the latest on the case. >> reporter: police here in richmond tell me that around 4:10 yesterday afternoon, terrell roberts was hit in the chest by a single bullet and it killed hi

president trump shared a stern message directed at iran while touting what he calls the accomplishments of his administration here at home. nbc's g wh a closer look. >> i am the immense privilege of addressing you today. >> reporter: as president trump stands to address kings, presidents, and leaders from around the world, his speech is framed by a growing global crisis, how to deal with iran. after allegations tehran ordered attacks on oil fields i iran's blood . growing calls fr impeachment amid reports he tried to convince the president of the ukraine to investigate political rival joe biden. the two leaderssidelines of wan pride in your country. if you want democracy, hold on to your sovereignty. >> reporter: claiming the days of globalism are, quote, over. the president talked about what he calls a national renewal, stronger borders, agrowi growin economy and increase in jobs while urging other nations, specifically china, to come to the table to expand trade agreements. >> we want balanced trade that's both fair and reciprocal. >> reporter: the president's time on the world stage

spectroscopy has changed that using this method single stern can provide a genetic profile of an entire sample in just 30 minutes the technology supplies a genetic fingerprint that looks much like a barcode. comprised of millions of fragments of d.n.a. sequences. until recently only small amounts of such genetic information could be saved but now that's changed. into computer computers have become so powerful we no longer have to choose just a few parts of a spectrum to save and discard the rest now we can save the entire spectrum. that's an enormous advantage now the chemist can store the genetic fingerprints of every sample when a new one arrives the computer can quickly identify similar or identical genetic fingerprints from its database. the test can provide an immense amount of information where the food product originated what exactly it contains and whether it's organic or conventionally produced across the e.u. scientists are now building databases for a large number of food products. specializing in eggs can determine whether an egg comes from organic or conventional that's ano

air force is issuing stern warnings for people not to approach the gates of the nevada test and training range where area 51 is located. >> they will hang out outside with all the other alien paraphernalia. >> it's pretty cool. >> green men. >> why not? >> all right, let's check the weather. it's looking like it's going to be a nice day. it's a good way to start the weekend. >> really nice to have temperatures that are going to be warming up and plenty of sunshine. so, as we go through the weekend, enjoy the sun with temperatures heating up. especially by saturday. for today, here's a live look with our tower camera. you can see it is another chilly start to the day, especially in santa rosa at 50 degrees. looking at temperatures in the mid 50s from livermore. upper 50s for can cord, low 60s for oakland and san francisco. your weather headlines are mainly clear and cool start to the day. plenty of sunshine. temperatures will be warming up to above average and continue to see above average conditions through the weekend. trending hotter and dryer for next week, and with offshore winds, we

air force has issued stern warnings for people not to approach the gates. >> [ laughter ] >> but it does not officially exist, dennis. >> you know, if aliens come, i want to be with those folks. they are welcoming them. >> i thought you already were with those folks? >> i will be on the far side of whatever that is. >>> phil mickelson is playing with steph curry next week in the pro-am in napa. >>> what a week in beantown. the giants took the series, and a famous grandfather handed off the torch to his grandson. michael skupski came off the base in the 8th inning, got the last of several standing ovations over the last few days, and on the first pitch, he drove a base hit to left field, and later scored, igniting a giant come back from a 5-1 deficit. top of the ninth, the giants had the bases loaded with one out. here was the chance to win the game, but skupski struck out. 3-2 the count. he swung a pitch in the dirt. instead of a walk, he struck out and the game was over. giants for two out of three in boston. >>> that's gardner minshew of the jaguars pick jacksonville has a bad case of

air force has issued stern warnings for people not to approach the gates. >> [ laughter ] >> but it does not officially exist, dennis. >> you know, if aliens come, i want to be with those folks. they are welcoming them. >> i thought you already were with those folks? >> i will be on the far side of whatever that is. >>> phil mickelson is playing with steph curry next week in the pro-am in napa. cooper! did you eat all of your treats? ♪ help! i need somebody ♪ help! not just anybody ♪ help! you know i need someone from the 5am wakers, to the 6am sleepers. everyone uses their phone differently and in different places. that's why xfinity mobile created a wireless network that auto connects you to millions of secure wifi hot spots. and the best lte everywhere else. xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. click, call or visit a store today. 6 months, 6 push-ups. ready,up.. down. down. uh-uh. that's one. up. that's two. inhale. down. get down. get down. >>

. >> reporter: paltrow told radio host howard stern last year that weinstein sexually harassed her in a hotel room in 1995, and how her boyfriend at the time, the actor brad pitt, confronted the producer >> what he did was he leveraged his fame and power to protect me at a time when i didn't have fame or power yet. >> reporter: another detail revealed in the book, according to the "times," two years before the bombshell accusations against his brother, bob weinstein also confronted him, pleading with him to get medical treatment for his misbehavior, writing in a letter, you have brought shame to the family and your company through your misbehavior. if you think nothing is wrong with your misbehavior so in this area, then announce it to your wife and family. weinstein, the "times" also reports, mistakenly viewed his brother's problem as a sex addiction and eventually abandoned his attempts to intervene. lawyers for bob weinstein told nbc news in a statement that harvey promised bob he would take his advice and seek help but apparently never did they say bob was unaware of allegations a

the sleeping quarters had an entrance by the bow and a safety hatch toward the stern >> at this point it's thought fire was blocking both entrances hed appear to be what happened by the time it was discovered the fire was in such a state that it was -- it had essentially fullea >> reporter: with no cause for the fire, the "conception" perhaps holding answers at the bottom of the sea. >> investigators spent several hour until we note cause of the fire. we also spoke to one man who had been aboard that vessel in the past and said under these conditions he can't imagine a scenario in which anyone would have made it out alive phillip? >> it's horrifying to think about. miguel, thank you. >>> serena williams is closing in on her record-tying 24th grand slam there were some questions headinging into her quarterfinal match after williams rolled her ankle during her last outing the 37-year-old silented the doubters, though, only losing one game on her way to an easy straight sets victory. 100th ca. open win her semifinal match is against sixth seeded ellin a svitolina. federer was upset in a

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