so much so open secret in tinseltown. so much so it was jobed about open secret in tinseltown.about by —— joked about by the host of the 2013 oscars. anyone in hollywood who claims they didn't know, wasn't listening. yes, we all knew about it, but frustratingly nothing was done about it. this week everyone has moved so swiftly in hollywood and well done the academy. can you imagine if they hadn't kicked him out, what an uproar there could be. there was only one decision to make. meeting on the seventh floor of their headquarters in beverly hills, their headquarters in beverly hills, the 54 their headquarters in beverly hills, the 5a members of governors met for two and a half hours debating this and 90% of them voted to send harvey weinstein on his way. and as you say, he is by far not the only sexual predator in hollywood, but by showing there are consequences for perverted actions, hopefully the others who have abused their power will never do it again. because now they know there are consequences to face. he has been such a dominant force within the oscars. his films have wo

it is not just tinseltown.nd quite frankly, it just shows how difficult it is for individuals to come forward. this man's own brother to come forward when somebody has so much power over someone and they fear that individual. >> jon: i'm sure that joe wants to respond. i have to wrap it up. we have some breaking news. thank you both. >> think you. >> thank you, jon. >> melissa: fox news alert, we have a verdict in the chelsea bombing case in manhattan, federal court. lower angle is standing by with that. guilty on all charges? >> that's what we are hearing from the jurors, hello, melissa, we have our producer inside waiting for her to come out and fill us in on the details. but yes, you just had it right, guilty on all eight count spread to the jury of eight men and four women went to break emotional witness testimony. the portion of this has not occurred yet. we are going to wait to hear what the date will be. and still two more trials to get through. both in new jersey for the new jersey portion of the crime

. >> why is tinseltown beating out silicon valley for start-ups. are we seeing a new revolution on the internet? will the next wave give you a shot at the american dream? >> it is important we level the playing field so everybody everywhere can be optimistic about the future. >> there internet idea so you idea so you are not soledad: when you think of industry in los angeles you probably think of hollywood movies and actors and red carpet but the l.a. area is home to 12,000 manufacturers who employ a half million people the largest manufacturing center in the country. make in la is an accelerator, hub supporting and investing in manufacturing start-ups that need hardware or physical devices that could be the next big idea in tech. >> are they functional promote times? >> yes. this is what a manufacturing brawn trust looks like. one leading it is carmen palafox. what is an accelerator. the accelerator part is a four-month program. it is meant to take a hardware start-up and speed up time. get them to the n they can use rapid prototyping equipment, 3

world series starts tuesday in tinseltown. thanks. i'm danny pommels. enjoy your sunday. >>> a girl singing the star spangled banner at a new jersey devil hockey game will long remember the anthem assist she got from fans in the arena. >> you can hear the crowd of more than 14,000 people singing along after the girl forgot some of the words to the national anthem. she stumbled after the phrase ♪ whose broad stripes and stars ♪ >> they helped and picked it up. >>> a few minutes before 6:00 a.m. on your sunday. police are sorting out what happened after a 3-year-old boy was shot and critically wounded. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is following the investigation in philadelphia. hi, randy. >> reporter: it appears that 3-year-old was shot by his 6-year-old brother. coming up next, a question that police have for those kids parents. >>> and check it out. a live view of first alert satellite and radar. pretty similar to yesterday. mostly clear. a few spotty clouds. this is the beginning of change that's going to hit during your workweek. we will talk all about i

finally tinseltown is cleaning house and telling harvey weinstein to sling his hook and it is hopefullyd of exploitation and the casting couch has been here too long, let's throw it in the dustbin and move on. some people would say it is not before time and that the the behaviour of harvey weinstein was an open secret for many years. so much of an open secret it was joked about by the host of 2013 oscars, anyone in hollywood who claims they didn't know was not paying attention or wasn't listening. we all knew about it, but frustratingly nothing was done. this week everyone has moved so done. this week everyone has moved so swiftly in hollywood and well done the academy. can you imagine if they hadn't kicked him out if they had left him in? there was only one decision to make. meeting in beverly hills, the 54 members of governors met for two and a half hours and 90% voted to send harvey weinstein on his way. and as you say, he is by far not the only sexual predator in hollywood, but showing there are consequences for perverted actions, then hopefully the other people who have abused thei

but the fallout from this scandal continues to send ripples across tinseltown. party's national congress is roaring to a close. that is of course they'd dig talking point, the economy. jamie is here with all the business news. today does mark the last out that five yearly congress in china. it will almost certainly hand president xijinping a second will almost certainly hand president xi jinping a second five—year term. he may even have his name inscribed on the party's constitution, placing him alongside mao in a pentium. —— in the pantheon. and america is ramping up pressure on china. president trump has a forthcoming trip to asia next week and says he will press china to seize what the white house calls are the true trade practices. —— predatory trade. they wa nt to practices. —— predatory trade. they want to address the problem of china's trade barriers. so far this year the us has imported goods worth over 300 early in dollars from china, but only exported $80 billion worth back. that is a deficit of about $240 billion. here is the question, will china be i

that required medication these are only the latest allegations of sexual harassment coming out of tinseltown over forty women including gwenyth paltrow angelina jolie and ashley judd have accused the hollywood producer harvey weinstein of either sexually harassing or assaulting them. however the recent controversy has struck a global debate of sexual harassment in the workplace and now some of hollywood's most elite are speaking out the fact that the consequences have been so severe for somebody as powerful as harvey i think is a real kind of shot across the bow of any man who's engaged in this kind of behavior i think there's a lesson i think there really is a lesson the lesson is that people it's important that people feel safe enough to come forward and i think it's an important of their record and we need to now know that it's not their fault and to hold people accountable for their actions there has to be something good that comes out of it you know there has to be something that. for instance women have to feel safe to be able to come out and they have to be feel that they're going to

so the sparkle of tinseltown is overshadowed by the allegations against one man, who used to wield sowho used to wield so much power. that power has grumbled and insiders are unsure what that means for the film industry. alexander mackenzie, bbc news. health professionals in england are to be told to ask patients aged 16 or over about their sexual orientation under new nhs guidelines. nhs england said no—one would be forced to answer the question, but recording the data would help to avoid discrimination. lesbian, gay and bisexual people are currently disproportionately affected by health inequalities such as poor mental health and a higher risk of self—harm and suicide. the death toll from twin bomb blasts that struck the heart of somalia's capital mogadishu is now 85. it's unclear who was responsible, but the number of casualties involved makes it one of the deadliest attacks in somalia since the islamist al—shabab movement launched its insurgency in 2007. at least a0 people are now known to have been killed by wildfires which have devastated a major californian wine region. hundred

so the sparkle of tinseltown is overshadowed by the allegations against one man who used to wield so that power has crumbled and insiders are unsure what that means for the film industry. joining me now from new york city is melissa silverstein, the founder of women and hollywood, who fight for gender equality in hollywood. thanks for joining gender equality in hollywood. thanks forjoining us today. listening to all of these revelations, many people will be thinking did everyone know this was going on? is this something that has been going on in hollywood for a very long time? well, clearly, it's been going on for a very long time. we have allegations going back 30 years and he seems to have spent a lot of time going up the women and also covering it up. it must have been a lot of work and the culture of silence that he created around himself, and the fear that he build, isjust disgusting —— that he built. fear that he build, isjust disgusting -- that he built. you talk about power and that presumably is the reason why women didn't speak out earlier. there will be some saying, actual

so the sparkle of tinseltown is overshadowed by the allegations against one man who used to wield sothat power has crumbled and insiders are unsure what that means for the film industry. the film criticjason solomons described how harvey weinstein treated him. at the venice film festival, i published an unfavourable review of a harvey weinstein film, madonna's we. about wallis simpson and not very well directed about madonna at the time. the film industry was not pleased about madonna being elevated to the status of auteur and being at the venice film festival, but that was the power harvey weinstein had to get his products into film festivals. when a critic took against his film he would single them out. he came for me and shook me at a reception and said, "you can't publish that. "you're never coming to the baftas again, "you will never go to cannes, you will never "work in this town again." i was in venice, it wasn't his town! there are other mafias that rule in italy, harvey weinstein isn't one of them. that is how he saw himself, as a capo di tutti capo, that is how he rolled do

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world series starts tuesday in tinseltown. that's sports. i'm danny pommells from nbc sports.oy your sunday. >>> let's begin with our visibility map. we've been watching this all morning long. we have had very patchy, dense fog. it has been mostly focused from atlantic county. spread up into ocean county. there is this little patch over philadelphia which happens to be right over the airport. if you don't believe me, look at this. this is some of the fog that's in place with our view over i-95. there is just a little bit of patchy fog over parts of philadelphia. how this has happened? we will think about the clouds, rather, in the sky. they are kind of spotty sometimes. that's what we are dealing with now, clouds on the ground. it is all about the moisture and current temperature as to where it gets fog and where it doesn't. let's look at our temperatures. highs, much warmer than average. 65 is average. we are calling for 77, philadelphia, 76 in the suburbs. 73 in delaware. the hour by hour model, patches of gray, scattered clouds. monday morning, i expect some fog. later in t

the fallout continues throughout tinseltown, even hitting amazon were an executive has resigned saying one of the shows that the latest in hollywood. pushing the agenda forward, the president slamming obamacare. the commander-in-chief laying out his vision for the latest tax reform our countries history. stephen mnuchin says it's mnuchin says is confident mnuchin says it's confident it ministrations ability to get the bill done by the holidays. >> if we get tax reform done this year, it would be

maybe this is a wake-up call not only for tinseltown but for the whole country. two years ago when i decided to become the executive producer of a faith-based film that doesn't demean the values of conservatives and christians, "let there be light," this is one of the things going through my mind. this goes much deeper than just hollywood. movie executives preying on young female actors and models. what about the modeling industry and the music industry? is this type of behavior happening there as well? as emma thompson said, harvey weinstein, is this the tip of the iceberg? the next video is from 2013. an actor during an interview, he was on "the view," talking about the abuse he suffered growing up as a child actor in hollywood. why did not people pay attention? >> there are people, the people that did this to both me and corey that are still working, they are still out there and some of the richest and most powerful people in this business. they don't want me saying what i'm saying right now. >> are you saying they are? >> yes. >> in this business? >> don't go

in tinseltown. in the media, for all too long by those seeking roles of the big screen. for example, tracy melchior will join us in a few minutes, talking about the commonality of this culture in hollywood with larry king. she was warning us about this back in 2005. take a look. >> in case you haven't heard, there are a lot of men in hollywood that like attractive girls to be around. >> sean: tracy will tell her story and what she experienced and she's part of an ever-growing number of actresses and women calling out this despicable, disgusting toxic culture. actress rose mcgowan who is accusing harvey weinstein of assault, she tweeted hollywood was a rape machine and she was blacklisted because she dared to tell the truth. this culture extends to the music industry, kaya jones, remember her? she's been on the show. a former member of the pussycat dolls. she's speaking out saying my truth, i wasn't in a girl group, i was in a prostitution ring. we happened this thing and be famous while everyone who owned us make money. she will join us later in the program. sadly, not e

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and they don't all lie behind the hallowed walls of tinseltown.ht, double—oscar—winning actor emma thompson gives me a full and frank assessment of how rife the problem is, how the culture of couch casting has worked. and of what needs to change before this kind of problem becomes an anachronism. i spoke to her in westminster this evening and asked if weinstein was somebody she would have called a friend. no! which is the understatement of the century. i only had business contact with him because miramax owned nanny mcphee for a while and were very difficult about his bullying patterns, which also existed in his business world. so my main contact was shouting at him down the phone that i never wanted to work with him ever, ever, ever. so when i came into rooms where he was, which often happened, he would look... well, actually, frightened. i think that is the sort of thing that happens, if you call out a bully on their behaviour, they tend to avoid you. you called him out for being a bully to women? yeah, no, no. not to women, that was in his busi

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. >> the fallout in tinseltown continues. >> this has been going on for decades and decades. >> the latestacademy of motion pictures meet saturday to consider stripping the mega producer of his membership. but a bigger bombshell comes from tmz, which claims weinstein's employment contract permitted him to sexually harass women, provided he pay for it. >> all harvey weinstein had to do is pay any judgment or settlement that a woman might have gotten as a result of this. and a fine. what they do is the company gets to $150,000 the first time he doesn't, $500,000 the second, $750,000 $750,000 a third. >> a potential gold mind for victims and a potential liability as well. >> actors jane fonda and colin firth voice regret for not speaking up. and ours after saying weinstein shouldn't be confirmed, oliver stone was accused of groping a model. actress rose mcgowan claimed an unnamed studio exec raped her in 1997 but agreed to a settlement. she now says the exec was weinstein, and employed to cut ties with weinstein, he refused. amazon put price on leave after a female producer claims price haras

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>>> and tinseltown titan toppled. harvey weinstein ousted from his company days after those bombshell sexual harassment allegations against him. why some now say this is bigger than weinstein. was there a cover-up. we'll get to those stories in a moment. we start with the biggest public rift today in the republican party and ma wha it means for a party that desperately needs unity if it's going to pass an already divisive big-ticket agenda. this time it's the president versus top republican, once considered a possible vp or secretary of state. tennessee's bob corker, the relationship has frayed throughout this year, leading to this weekend when the president doing what he is prone to do, erupting on twitter, bashing the head of the senate foreign relations committee. the senator responding two-fold. on sunday he tweets this. it's a shame the white house has become an adult day care center. someone obviously missed their shift this morning. and then in an extended phone interview with the new york tooimdz, he continued

. >>> and from capitol hill to tinselto tinseltown, is sexual harassment just part of corporate culture in america? >> when i was growing up, i never heard about it, never knew anything about it. >> it has made me pay more attention to what's been going on around me more. >> this hour we're also going to go beyond the divide. the opioid crisis from addiction to recovery. we're going to talk to a survivor and tell their story. >> i have lost friends to it. and sadly, as it seems to get bigger and bigger of a problem, i don't really think -- honestly, i don't think kids really care. >>> all right, we start with the big story of the day. it is the one word dominating all conversations in washington this very sunday -- indictment. yes. by this time tomorrow, we could know who, if anyone, from the trump campaign or the white house may face arrests in the russia probe led by bob mueller. and tomorrow is lik

the fallout continues throughout tinseltown, even hitting amazon were an executive has resigned saying he harassed a producer working on one of the shows that the latest in hollywood. pushing the agenda forward, the president slamming obamacare. the commander-in-chief laying out his vision for the latest tax reform our countries history. stephen mnuchin says it's mnuchin says is confident mnuchin says it's confident it ministrations ability to get the bill done by the holidays. >> if we get tax reform done this year, it would be extraordinary in that the object is. our objective is to get it on the president's desk by december to get him to sign it this year. we'll work on this as fast as we can but there's no artificial deadline. as i said all along, this is a pass fail exercise and we've got to get it done to create economic growth and create a competitive business system. maria: the optimism hitting 23,000 yesterday for the first time. indicating another rally at the start of trading this morning. the market will not quit. update quarter of a percent of the market. take a look at th

. >> reporter: beyond the glamour and glitz of tinseltown this morning more women in hollywood are comingms about the kind of men molly r g ringwald calls all the other harvey weinsteins. the actress famous for "pretty in pink" describes two alleged incidents of sexual harassment by men in the movie industry when she was in her early teens and writes, i never talked about these things publicly because as a woman, it always felt like i may as well have been talking about the weather. the fallout from the weinstein scandal is reverberating in countless other industries as women feel empowered to tell their stories for the first time. maureen york is the chief television critic for "variety" and says she was sexually assaulted by a television executive at a party in 2014. >> he came after me three types. it took me a while to say the words sexual assault to myself. >> reporter: maureen like so many other women is finding a supportive community on social media. that movement took off last weekend when alyssa milano highlighted it on twitter saying if you've been sexually harassed or assaulted

many say tinseltown turned a blind eye, voting moments ago to expel him and strip harvey weinstein of life-time membership in the academy, this, of course, comes as more than 30 women have accused weinstein of sexual harassment or assault. live in new york city in weinstein. >> harvey weinstein was, quote, immediately expelled from the academy of motion picture arts and sciences which hosts the oscars, the board of governors held an emergency meeting today to discuss whether weinstein life-time membership on either should be suspended or expelled after the onslaught of reports and testimonials that film producer sexually harassed, actresses, models and employers. academy of motion picture and sciences, met and has voted well in excess of the required two-thirds majority to immediately expel him from the academy, we do so not simply to separate ourselves from someone who does not merit the respect of his colleagues but also to send a message that the era of willful predatory behavior and workplace harassment in our industry is over. nearly half of the academy board of governors are wom

lots of turmoil in tinseltown.turned to finger-pointing as there are questions who knew what when and if their own behavior crossed the line. >> hanging in, i'm trying my best. >> reporter: in this new video obtained by abc news harvey weinstein speaks so cameras for the first time since damning accusations of sexual harassment and rape. >> guy, i'm not doing okay. but i'm trying. i gotta get help, guys. you know what, we all make mistakes. second chance i hope, okay? >> reporter: it's taken as the 56-year-old left los angeles reportedly headed to a rehabilitation clini for behavioral issues including sex addiction. >> get some help, man. >> thank you. >> reporter: the list of alleged victims of weinstein's harassment is growing. actress and model cara delevingne posting on instagram about an experience he claims to have had with the producer. he walked me to the door and stood in front of it and tried to kiss me on the lips. i stopped him and managed to get out of the room. tried to kiss me. he's big and fat so i

the latest on the claims that are shot tinseltown. so that demands a billion. wendell reportedly wants remover as any summit in its trade secret lawsuit against the ridesharing service. all of those stories coming up this busy thursday morning. fox business network dagen mcdowell. editorial editor james freeman is there and see if our investment strategist on the ballots here. great to see you. good morning. dagen: good morning. i'm so fired up. so much stuff going on. maria: me to give effect to harvey weinstein stuff, more developments there. the tax-cut plan and then debate parenting. this is going to be a big deal? >> i don't think expectations are too high. bone growth continues to decelerate. it is a tough year-over-year comparisons. i think the expectations are low, but it's interesting to see how they react. train two of course are going to take a look of market reaction. to join the conversation, sean duffy is here. small business administrator linda mcmahon will join us in the ceo of pharma is here as well. the program ahead. let's focus right on bank

scandal producer harvey weinstein fired from company over sexual assault allegations the impact on tinseltownay when "star wars"' fans finally get another look at last jedi the chance to buy tickets for the hotly anticipated sequel, back in a minute. firebreaking out at airport cheryl casone with the story. cheryl: something else, the fire erupting as mairmz plane set next to terminal in hong kong international the boeing 777 to fly from hong kong to los angeles a piece of loading equipment caught fire one man was injured as he tried to escape, those flames near a engine we should add. well, the las vegas strip went dark last night in honor of the victims of the worst shooting massacre in modern u.s. history signs at 10:05 for 11 minutes under 58 victims who lost lives that time one week ago people gathered around flowers outside mandalay bay as lights went out music on strip faded. >> officers who responded spoke about the tragedy experience on 60 minutes. >> so many guns so many magazines, magazines, everywhere, just in suit case all neatly packed, against pillars in the room all stacked up