o c o of condit staff quote condon asked would like to no longer work with the photographer terry richardson any ships that have been commissioned for any shoots that have been completed but not yet published be killed and subsumed with other material in response richardson admitted to the independent that he quote engaged in sexually inappropriate behavior with young models during photo shoots now you're probably thinking that sexual misconduct like this only happens in those are insulated liberal enclaves of movie and fashion but it looks like the ses to save space of the financial world and the sexual predators that lurk there are now being dealt a blow see fidelity investments one of the world's largest mutual fund companies here in the united states and abroad sent two high level executives packed. in the last two months after allegations they both didn't gauge and sexually inappropriate behavior in the workplace and blamed why because the c.e.o. of a gold johnson one of america's richest women put it this week in a video to employees quote we have no tolerance at our company for any ty

analyst: that photographer is terry richardson, and this story has been making waves across the world in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal. richardson is really a photographer to the stars. he has been like that for decades, taking photos of kate moss, beyonce, the obamas. he knows everyone. his trademark "porno chic" style highlyography is sexualized, and he has been accused of sexually harassing and possibly raping models over the past two decades. conde nast has dropped him as their photographer. is this a case of too little, too late? that is what "the washington post" writer is arguing. richardson scandal has been going on for years. intoou have to do is dig the media to know how much it has been reported on, yet there has never been an investigation or convictions coming up because of that. it is only now, because of the weinstein scandal, that the fashion industry is jittery and trying to cover its tracks. fashion manages to remind us how tone deaf it really is. haselle: in the u.s., there been much talk about jeff flake's blistering attack on donald trump on the senate

toshack amazon studios executive roy price fox news anchor bill o'reilly and fashion photographer terry richardson have lost jobs as a result of accusations and even ninety three year old former president george h.w. bush has been forced to apologize for groping women in his wheelchair i feel like i have a voice and i don't have a fear anymore of saying it because i realize so many people went through it once it kind of felt like we could come out of the hole then i felt like ok i can i can be a voice to any social worker will tell you the problem is much bigger than hollywood one in five women say they've suffered some form of sexual harassment or abuse people are afraid of losing their job they're afraid of being reprimand the retaliated against isolated so even if they're legally protected that they could just face a lot of kind of social isolation at work but women traditionally under represented in leadership positions are increasingly finding strength in numbers whether it's here at the detroit women's convention where they're working to get more women elected as you can see it is a global m

stephen: well, now we've seen the fall of harvey weinstein, bill o'reilly, roger ailes, roy price, terry richardsonas many accusations against him. do you believe the women who have accused the president of this kind of abuse? >> so, in fact, i feature one of the women who accused president trump in my book "be fierce," because i thought it was so important to give those women voice. >> stephen: so you do believe that. >> i believe the "people" magazine reporter. she tells her story in the book. look, those stories went away pretty quickly. what changed in our culture-- which is amazing because cultural shifts take a long time to change-- in these 15 mongst, all these women who are coming forward now, their stories are still in the news. that is absolutely amazing that we're not discounting them anymore. and men are coming forward, too. this is not just a women's issue. but we need men to help us, so i hope you're going to join my "be fierce" movement. >> stephen: i would love to know more about it but if it's what i, it is, of course,. >> it just means coming forward and helping pem you. >> stephe

prominent fashion magazines and companies have announced they will no longer work with photographer terry richardson following nearly two decades of accusations of sexual harassment. richardson is one of the most prominent photographers in the world. he has photographed everyone from former president barack obama to model kate moss. he has long faced accusations that he coerces young women into exploitative positions and sexually harasses them during photo shoots. his blacklisting comes after dozens of women came forward to accuse now-disgraced movie producer harvey weinstein of sexual harassment, assault and rape. in the philippines, community radio journalist christopher iban lozada was murdered by gunmen on tuesday night in the city of bislig in the southern region of mindanao. lozada had received multiple death threats leading up to his murder. the philippines is one of the deadliest countries in the world for journalists. back in the united states, one third of u.s. service members said they consider white nationalist to be a greater threat to u.s. security than the conflicts in iraq, afghanist

blacklisted in the wake of sexual harassment accusations, including high-profile photographer terry richardson, celebrity chef john besh, influential tech industry figure robert scoble, and amazon studios programming chief roy price. all this after dozens of women came forward to accuse now disgraced movie producer harvey weinstein of sexual harassment, assault, and rape -- ending the career of one of hollywood's most powerful men. the long-awaited jfk assassination files, the federal government will begin releasing the final cache of secret documents about the 1963 assassination of former president john f. kennedy. historians say the secret cia and fbi files could also reveal details about u.s. attempts to assassinate the late human president fidel castro. the undocumented teenager whom the trump administration attempted to prevent from having an abortion has finally obtained the procedure after having to fight the federal government for a month. the 17-year-old, known as jane doe, is detained in a refugee resettlement shelter. she had the abortion on wednesday after a u.s. appeals court rule

toshack amazon studios executive roy price fox news anchor bill o'reilly and fashion photographer terry richardson have lost jobs as a result of accusations and even ninety three year old former president george h.w. bush has been forced to apologize for groping women in his wheelchair i feel like i have a voice. and i don't have a fear anymore of saying it because i realized so many people went through it once it kind of felt like we could come out of the hole then i felt like ok i can i can be a voice to any social worker will tell you the problem is much bigger than hollywood one in five women say they've suffered some form of sexual harassment or abuse people are afraid of losing their job they're afraid of being reprimand. retaliated against isolated so even if they're legally protected that they could just face a lot of kind of social isolation at work but women traditionally under represented in leadership positions are increasingly finding strength in numbers whether it's here at the detroit women's convention where they're working to get more women elected as you can see it is a global mo

this photograph is terry richardson, known for his sexually explicit work and pictured with kate mossas been dropped by some magazines, including vogue and glamour. on the front page of the times, these are alleged leaks about risley‘s meeting on brexit. this is in mexico, as they do at this time of year, it is day of the dead —— theresa may's meeting on brexit. this is a day in the life of princess margaret... this is how i like to live my life. the morning routine, she gets up at nine o'clock, with breakfast in bed. 9—11 she goes back to bed. she listens to the radio and reads the papers. 11 o'clock, the maid comes in and runs her bath, she is there from 11—12, at the day she gets dressed, at 12:30pm she goes downstairs for a vodka pick me up... at what time? because she is shattered after that morning routine, she has a four course lunch served with the queen mum, plus fruit and a variety of native and continental cheeses at one o'clock. that sounds boring! one day a month, maybe... once a year, not every day. i cannot do more than ten minutes in the bath anyway, a whole hour. some

richardson shot this video while racing to get out sunday night. neighbors still not allowed to return home. it's off limits without an official escorts. terry mcsweeney accompanied a family whose life has been forever changed. >> reporter: what you see behind me is what it looks like everywhere in the fountain grove neighborhood. homes burned down to the foundation. tonight the manning family came back to what was their home and amidst the rubble they found some pressures. >> that's worse shape than i thought it would be in. it's just crazy. >> reporter: we escorted david and gnatly manning back home where they and their son fled eight days ago. >> you could hear the explosions getting closer and closer. >> this 2,000 square foot home is now just gone. >> we had a whole barbecue area here. wow, this is insane. >> reporter: tonight, little things mean so much. >> things like this, you know, this stupid little crane that's still standing there means a lot to us. it survived and for some reason it's a sign of perseverance. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said it's getting people back in the neighborhood with homes still standing. >> i just w

terry richard son has been banned from snapping pictures for several fashion magazines including vogue, gq and vanity fair. the ban comes aft dozens of sexual abuse and harass many claims recently resurfaced. richardsonread sexual assault allegations from fashion models over the length of he denies these accusations. >> see, i think that that is my issue. we've heard this over and over again, and the power that is be turned a blind eye and now it comes out, i said this. i said that. and i say that in conjunction with saying, i do think we're at a powerful moment in our society now where the focus is on this. i feel that way about several things that's going on right now, that it first seems really disruptive and hard to swallow, but i think we're turning the corner. but it troubles me to hear, okay, through the years, this person has been accused of it. >> years. >> through the years. >> i hope that we are turning a corner, and it's not just because it seems like for years and years and years it was okay to turn a blind eye, right. >> right. >> the thing to do was to turn a blind eye as long as someone was good at their job or you know whatever. i hope now it's not just, well, the thing -- cool thing