world so to speak how did you experience the weinstein affair and the ensuing need to debate well what i think is so fascinating is that what the journalists who discovered this story and got the women to go on record with the new york times and the the new yorker magazine did. was they broke through a cartel of silence and an actual system of intimidation that was incredibly pervasive and ironically harvey weinstein's attorney last week stated that his defense was that he didn't invent the casting couch and it's true the entire history of the industry of the movie industry entertainment in general women are a product and generally men are the architects of what's being shouted and it's always unfortunately been this way ironically in the silent era there were more women directors and writers than there are now and so when you look at the statistics and who's going to tell the story is what i'm really helping us that the normalization of that kind of institutional sexism and abuse which really you know it from top to bottom people really didn't know about this and journalists tried to

world so to speak how did you experience the weinstein affair and the ensuing need to debate well what i think is so fascinating is that what the journalists who discovered this story and got the women to go on record with the new york times and the the new yorker magazine did. was they broke through a cartel of silence and an actual system of intimidation that was incredibly pervasive and ironically harvey weinstein's attorney last week stated that his defense was that he didn't invent the casting couch and it's true the entire history of the industry of the movie industry entertainment in general women are a product and generally men are the architects of what's being shouted and it's always unfortunately been this way ironically in the silent era there were more women directors and writers than there are now and so when you look at the city statistics and who's going to tell the stories what i'm really helping us that the normalization of that kind of institutional sexism and abuse which really you know it from top to bottom people really did know about this and journalists tried to

we wouldn't have heard about it maybe as much as we did because of who harvey weinstein s. and who the actresses are yes exactly jell-o. i'm going to come over to you because the reaction in france initially in france are rather uncomfortable backlash and it's not about yes it was canned out of description see between the reaction that you could see on social media among the younger generation of feminists and the generation of the most famous french actress says yes there was so there was there was a journalist named someone you know who started the ball which was the local translation isolation of the media movement but there was also a column that was written by several actressy including get in the name of and many of the many other i mean you're getting me. and some other leading french women who were saying that there who were rather supportive to men and saying that they were defending the freedom of bothering of annoying women in the public spaces so i was quite difficult because they have a white echo out of france so it was difficult for us french feminist to say

world so to speak how did you experience the weinstein affair and the suing me to debate well what ithink is so fascinating is that what the journalists who discovered this story and got the women to go on record with the new york times and the the new yorker magazine did. was they broke through a cartel of silence and an actual system of intimidation that was incredibly pervasive and ironically harvey weinstein's attorney last week stated that his defense was that he didn't invent the casting couch and it's true the entire history of the industry of the movie industry entertainment in general women are a product and generally men are the architects of what's being shouted and it's always unfortunately been this way ironically in the silent era there were more women directors and writers than there are now and so when you look at this sophistication who's going to tell the stories what i'm really helping us that the normalization of that kind of institutional sexism and abuse which really you know from top to bottom people really did know about this and journalists tried to break tha

weinstein's lawyer called the accusations preposterous.ozens of women have accused weinstein of misconduct, including sexual assault. >>> google employees around the world are expected to walk off the job today. they're protesting the company's handling of sexual harassment cases. this follows a "new york times" report that google allowed top executives accused of sexual misconduct to leave with generous severance packages. organizers have reportedly organized a list of demands including pay equality and an empowered chief adversity officer. >>> now to a supreme romance. sandra day o'connor rejected a marriage proposal for her then classmate william rehnquist. they would later serve on the supreme court together. he was chief justice and she was the first woman appointed to the nation's highest court in 1981. >> their romance is revealed in a new book, "first" is its title. it's set for release next year. rehnquist put his proposal in a letter asking, sandy, will you marry me this summer. despite the rejection, she remained close with him

weinstein harassed and emotionally abused her for nearly a decade. weinstein's lawyer calls the allegations preposterous. >>> more than 1500 workers at google are planning to walk off the job today to protest the company's response to those sexual harassment claims there. it follows a "new york times" report about top executives receiving generous severance packages despite claims of sexual misconduct. among them, a reported $90 million payout to one executive accused of coercing a worker into a sex act. >>> a supreme proposal has been revealed between two of the most famous legal minds in u.s. history. back when they were just students at stanford law school, william rehnquist proposed marriage to sandra day o'connor in a letter. o'connor turned him down. she was already dating a man she would later marry. the proposal is revealed in a new book about o'connor due out next year. rehnquist served as chief justice, and o'connor was the first woman appointed to the court. they remained friends until his death in 2 >> and that remained largely a secret u

there were even pro weinstein demonstrations in front of the u.s. embassy in moscow posters bearing slogans like harvey excites me harvey come to russia. one gender researcher says russia is not ready for a discussion about sexism and violence. but she won't buy it then why is someone like weinstein defended here. because the whole western discussion about sexual harassment is very new for russia very unusual. there's this idea here that a woman is always a sexual object that provokes men that men are powerless to resist that it's in their name. women are said to seduce men not the other way around you all hear the stories reversed you know what i choice so that if boy get. the message to women from society it is get yourself a map a video for a song by rock band leningrad satirized this obsession with searching for a pop not. a woman's desperate efforts to enhance her looks and powers of seduction from the poem by come up. on the way to samarra and general talk about men and matches perhaps the women let men get away with everything because in russ

new this morning harvey weinstein accused again. the latest woman to say he assaulted her is identified only as jane doe. she said he assaulted her in 2002. she was 16 years old. she was working as a model. she said he harassed her and bl as an actress when she turned down his advances. weinstein's lawyer calls the claims preposterous. >>> 4:56. a woman accused of killing a father and his baby girl and a drunk driving crash has been charged with murder. hector garza was a loving husband to his wife and a proud father to their eight-month-old daughter. he was driving home last thursday evening when his car was one of three hit by an alleged drunk driver on south broadway in walnut creek. the suspect, jessica martin of tennessee had a blood alcohol level well over the legal limit. >> this is a tragic case. the charges are warranted. we have evidence to prove second-degree murder in this case. >> the bail is set at more than $2 million. a friend of the family said of a gofundme page to help pay for expenses. >>> 4:57. search efforts ar

why is someone like weinstein defended here. because the whole western discussion about sexual harassment is very new for russia very unusual. there's this idea here that a woman is always a sexual object that provokes men that men are powerless to resist that it's in their name. women are said to seduce men not the other way around you all hear the stories reversed you know what i tried so that if boy their. message to women from society is get yourself a map a video for a song by rock band leningrad satirize this obsession with searching for a partner. or woman's desperate efforts to it harms her looks and powers of seduction from the poem by come up. on the way to samarra and general talk about men and match ups perhaps the women let men get away with everything because in russia there are a few are men than women you. have my mama. in the house take my mother for example. she has five children. my parents have been married for forty years. but my father drank for most of that time the reason. to me was never there when it ca

new this morning, another accusation against harvey weinstein. the latest woman accusing him of sexual harassment is identified as jane doe. she says weinstein assaulted her at his new york city apartment in 20,002. she was only 16 at the time and she was working as a model. she said she was subjected to years of harassment and emotional abuse and that he blocked her from working as an actress after she turned down his advances. weinstein's lawyer called the claims preposterous. >>> canada's recreational marijuana market is getting off to a rough start. canada has encountered supply shortages in the first two weeks since he became the world's biggest national marketplace for recreational pot. go back closed the shops from monday through wednesday because there was no pot to sell. ontario's online government store can't fill all the orders and british columbia still has one legal retail outlet. the canadian government has added 300 people to quickly process licenses to increase the marijuana supply. >>> in san mateo county a traditional crop may h

. >>> another actress has stepped forward with allegations against harvey weinstein hardest hit, weinstein is being accused of rape in to 10. he has a possible reason for the firing of the hbo show boardwalk empire, 75 women have come forward with allegations against harvey weinstein. >>> and superstars brandy and queen latifa, do they think it's a realistic show, and what's in store on the high trauma show tonight. >> fox's star picks up with are the dramatic friendships and unpredictable relationships. and we have an inside look at the music business which the superstar cast says it's true to life. >> the mentality, they have the streaming option, you have to grind and hustle, you have to be seen. >> it's on point, this is how people start. it's my life you know, i did all of this grinding and believing and everybody told me know. >> this will be the focus, it's a great turn for the cash. >> she's thinking of this baby and she's thinking of the mistakes her mother made and how detrimental her mother is and she tonight want to do that to her baby. >> we will see plenty of squaring off. >>

there was an extraordinary ad aired where you featured bill cosby, harvey weinstein, the tv presenterst brett kavanaugh, who has not been tried in a court of law, who is guilty of nothing in a courtroom, who is innocent until proven guilty, you tied him to men like bill cosby, who is serving up to ten year prison sentence for and molesting women. you are a lawyer. you think that is acceptable? so, he has not been convicted of anything, nor has matt lauer harvey weinstein or bill clinton, who was in that out. bill cosby has been. bill cosby was the person in that advert convicted of anything. that is the point, cosby is a convicted criminal, a serious sex offender. you put in an advertisement, you put alongside the name of brett kavanaugh, alongside the name of brett kava naugh, used the alongside the name of brett kavanaugh, used the line "we‘ve this before, denials from powerful men". you think that is acceptable? that is the point, what united all of those people was that they were powerful men accused of sexual assault, he then denied it. and in our view, brett kavanaugh was a power

bernie made off and harvey weinstein will receive preferential treatment compared to african-american and latin x. people who have been arrested for simple drug possession so this idea that there isn't preferential treatment in prison is absolutely insane if you are wealthy you get to go to basically. spas and resorts compared to people who have been arrested for theft who have been arrested for a perk for drug possession so let's not get into this idea of treating strange gender people differently because they don't have the wealth of a harvey weinstein or bernie made off or the host of people who are probably go to jail who are affiliated with the trump administration gentleman if you go back to the north carolina bathroom debate a couple years back. there are some that said that. who believe the transit women might pose a risk to other female prisoners or that you can have all sorts of special sexual assault what's what are your thoughts on this issue. i mean i think that the easiest way to do it is a set have uni sex bathrooms that has been working on college campuses across the c

. -- weinstein where the bus come f from? uest: it came from someone who some of the audience and that is residential historian doug brinkley. he was a proffer at hofstra -- university hofstra and he took his class on the road to study american literature and history and read mark twain on the banks of the mississippi and did this in new york city d transit bus. he wrote a book about it called piniel magic bus. of an interview of him he turned to c-spaners doug's blessing we are going to steal that idea and get out of washington and hit and we are going to travel around and talk it people. people.to host: what were you hoping to accomplish by getting on the road and talking to people? guest: i would say in that first probably four broad areas, four goals. talking to erms of people was to go work with our cable affiliates. systems in the neighborhoods and towns they targeted teachers and students schools and middle schools and we went to them and talked about c-span in the an educational resource. that was great for us to supp

did you have trouble, did you get a lot of pressure on the harvey weinstein story? are there two sides to that or was it gung-ho? >> he was one of our biggest advertisers. when we started working on the story, and i was deeply involved, when he called and wanted, going back to the earlier point, wanted to talk off the record, and i said i don't talk off the record. first off, i don't talk to people who are the subjects of stories without a reporter in the room, first thing. secondly, i don't talk off to the record people who are the subject of investigative stories. he was upset, lobbied a lot of people. it was interesting but there was never any thought about not pursuing the story. >> but you had to pause before you published it, until you finally felt you had nailed it. what happened then? >> the moment -- we had a debate in the newsroom. we heard, just as we were nearing the end of it, we heard that "the new yorker" was working on a story. >> roanin farrell. >> it was ronin and we got anxio anxious. i don't like getting beat. i called the reporter answer their e

c-span digital media vice president richard weinstein and marketing manager will be on to talk about how the bus has evolved over the years. and bipartisan policy center's president discusses how states have improved voting systems since 2014. then susan mcmanus on florida's electoral history. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at seven eastern friday morning. join the discussion. .. c-span educational resources such as c-span .org and video library and to highlight cable public service offerings. we are grateful to the cable industry for making c-span possible and for allowing us to open our doors to visitors all across the country. >> we've been fortunate to have been committed to a couple of [inaudible] begun to experience the great things that the c-span bus has to offer. >> kids loved it. i couldn't get the eighth grade off the bus. it was a great experience. they got so much out of it. >> c-span works closely with our cable partners in your community and help foster of stronger relationship with local educators, media, government and historical communities. >>

weinstein denied all allegations of nonconsensual sex. his lawyer told cbs news this new claim is, quote, prepostero preposterous. >>> the mysterious death of two saudi arabian sisters. the bodies of rotana and tala were discovered bound together last week. the sisters lived in northern virginia. jericka duncan is along the hudson river in new york where their remains were found. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the sisters were reported missing on september 12th from fairfax county, virginia. investigators now trying to piece together how they got from fairfax to new york city and ultimately they want to know what led up to those girls being found here along the hudson river. >> it's scary. it's supposed to be a good neighborhood where you should feel safe. >> reporter: the lifeless bodies were found on a rocky pier in new york city last wednesday. police say the sisters were bound together at their ankles and waist with duct tape. >> we're out to get justice for those girls. and find out exactly what happened. >> reporter: the n

. >>> harvey weinstein faces a new sexual assault accusation. >> a polish model is suing weinstein in civil court. she claims he forced her to inappropriately touching him. lawyers for the hollywood producer call the accusation prepostero preposterous. >>> a growing number of people want pg&e to pay for their losses after cutting power to occurs in the north bay. >> city officials approved 8 poeufpb 6 million tkhrr to open three villages. each houses two people. there are 20 sheds per village. this shows where they will be. one on fifth near 880. another south of mandela parkway and a third on international boulevard. you can see oakland has already built three tuff shed villages this year. part of an effort to preserve character and control gentrification. supervisors will vote next week to finalize their approval. >>> nothing. that is what each consumer is getting for a class-action settlement from google over some privacy -- claims of privacy violations i should say. the bulk of the $8.5 million went to universities and nonprofits because courts decided it was impractical to send m

control was when no one was able to report the story of harvey weinstein raping women. control with donald trump getting elected president, things to voters depression and the extra college -- in the control to white publishing. control was the unchallenged raids of bill riley, and bill cosby, control of how he hit them. control was entering nobody cared about the abuse sustained by employees or flight attendants, control was all mail president and vice president. control was only two black women senators and no black women government is the history of the country. it was marital rape being legal into the 70s. control was slavery and locking women in unsafe factories. control was jordan peterson, the white servant, trusted us against our will. women ordinary women, understood this. the poster tries to on them. tracking americans attitudes about gender. 2017, her polling had shown a huge majority of voters, 86%, connected the notion to harassment and assault. to a desire for power and control over women. she told me she had saw a striking shift after years of pulling on

small american town we wouldn't have heard about it maybe as much as we did because of who harvey weinstein is and who the actresses are yours exactly. going to come over to you because the reaction in france initially in france a rather uncomfortable backlash insoles about yes it was candor of description see between the reaction that you could see on social media among the younger generation of feminists and the generation of the most famous french actresses yes there was so there was there was a journalist in most on home you know who started the ball which was the global translation of the media movement but there was also a column that was written by several actually see including get in the nerve and many of the many other i mean you're getting. some other leading french women who were saying that there who were rather supportive to men and saying that they were defending the freedom of bothering of annoying women in the public spaces so i was quite difficult because they have a wide echo our friends so it was difficult for us french feminist who said we. you know there was not an ano

stories where weinstein was accused of sexual assaulting people.'t know whether trump has done anything of that sort, though there was one woman who accused him of kissing her against her will and later signed an nda, a woman named jessica drake. if there was anything there, pecker might very well be spilling the beans. >> mimi, all of this leaves you wondering, the mueller investigation has been pretty much a closed box, but you have to assume that ultimately after all this time, he's going to have something to say on this and obviously multiple other issues. >> well, mueller isn't going to spe speak directly to this issue. he correctly referred it to the southern district of new york because he felt it was outside of his purview. i have said before, as many other people have said, that mueller wouldn't still be at this if there wasn't some there there, meaning that there will be some findings. now, whether those implicate trump or his campaign directly in terms of conspiracy with russia, we don't know. i think one of the very important points her

one less charge facing harvey weinstein. the latest in the case of sexual assault claims. coming up at 5:00. >>> first, a new concept for carpool lane. the plan to let solo drivers use them in the bay area. >>> a nice looking picture of the bay bridge. it looks nice. it looks nice and the traffic looks good. this might be the best day of the week. more rain is on the way starting tomorrow. the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. ♪ ♪ welcome back. the first american spacecraft heading for mars is hours away from its final destination. it could reveal how are created and why they are different from each other. >> the $1 billion first robotic lander blasted off from california in may. the 300 million mile journey from earth to mars inches on the final 6 1/2 minutes of flight. when entering the atmosphere it will have to slow a whopping 12,000 miles an hour down to just five as touches down on the dusty, rocky surface. at 12:01 at the jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena scientists will hold their breath waiting for the insight -- waiting for it

c-span digital media buys president, richard weinstein and marketing manager will be on to talk about how it has evolved over the years. by partisan policy centers, jo john, discusses how states have improved voting systems since 2016. university of south for the, susan on florida's electoral history. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal", live at seven eastern friday morning. during the discussion. this we can, c-span cities tour takes you to like have assumed, arizona. saturday at noon eastern on booktv. hear from author and lifelong resident, rick. he shares the story of like have a susan feely history. living at the end of old 95. like have a soup before the rift. >> we moved here in february 1965. there was somewhere around 600 people and there might have been 20 homes. for our family, it was three years the four -- no, three months before we finally got running water and it was another five months when we finally got electricity. then it was a year before we finally got a telephone. >> on sunday, 2:00 p.m. eastern, american history tv. a visit to the parker dam which pl

so americans are saying oh yes you know they're probably putting him right in line with you know weinstein in hollywood and so he says he's loathed by a lot of people and there have been hit pieces written by him in the mainstream press a hit movie hit piece movie written about him and so you know you make bad law with him and then you know any of us could be next day good to speak to appreciate your time dave lindorff my guest editor of the news website this can't be happening now thanks for having me. there is a defense ministry has drawn attention to thousands of militants living in a huge syrian refugee camp where living conditions are said to be dying and the terrorists can apparently gain easy access. group band refugee camp is in an extremely difficult humanitarian situation the total number of people in it's about fifty thousand of which about six thousand militants controlled by the u.s. . michel gondry from a discuss the situation with our correspondent for national. how on earth do they get into these refugee camps is it that easy for the militants to get inside it is not easy b

. >> more with this race and the landscape is jamie weinstein.st of the podcast at the national review online and founding partner at jm w. the distance between these two men in terms of the number of votes is shrinking. it raises questions as to how can we trust that any election is legitimate when they were separated by 60000 votes at first. then a recount and the gap is down to 12000. how do they explain that? >> the gap has narrowed. i come from palm beach county which is not a place unfamiliar with recounts. once again it's in the spotlight with the midterm election. certainly questions to be raised to broward county. i don't think the facts are out. the spotlight is being shined on these two counties. hopefully when the recount finally comes to an end we will have a fair outcome but right now there are questions from the republican side as to what's going on or what went on. >> we heard from governor scott at the beginning, i want to read a statement from bill nelson the democratic incumbent. >> he said if rick scott wanted to make sure eve

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we wouldn't have heard about it maybe as much as we did because of who harvey weinstein is and who the actresses are yes exactly we're ok as yellowing to come over to you because of the reaction in france initially in france or rather uncomfortable backlash and some sort of yes it was candor of description see between the reaction that you could see on social media among the younger generation of feminists and a generation of the most famous french actresses yes there was so there was there was a journalist name and some home you know who started the ball which was the local translation isolation of the media movement but there was also a column that was written by several actresses including get in there and many of you know any other way i mean you're getting me. some all or leading or french women who were saying that they're who were rather supportive to men and saying that there were defending the freedom of bothering of annoying women in the public spaces so i was quite difficult because they have a white echo our friend so it was difficult for us french feminist to say that we y

[laughter]en one of my books was turned into a movie filmed by a really nice guy named harvey weinstein. [laughter]y and it was called the great raid basically the story we were talking about earlier i call it the perfectly good raidtl it was not amused movie that was hugely successful commercially or critically but it was an interesting attempt it is an interesting process to go to the set to see it being filmed i got to meet james franco who was a young actor then but it is an experience it comes out different from the way you wrote that and you have to surrender that and let it be what it is some of my others have been optioned but right now none of those are actively scrutinized by anybody like martind scorsese. >> c was james gray that book came out in 2009 and i got a call the production company wanted to develop that into a movie so me being very naÏve not having the experience ran to my wife and say guess what they will make a movie and it will come out next year. 2010 came then 2011, 2012, 2017 and finally came out that's harder than finding the lost city in the middle of the j

some of the first to raise their voices to talk about what they had suffered at the hands of harvey weinstein. not to take anything away from their story in any way but it's about that proximal power that some women have and very often white and wealthy women that can get their stories recognized and also serve the shock that it can happen to them? then sexual assault must be real if it can take a toll on their careers than that thing that happened to me at my cubicle or the factory floor even though everything is telling me we fixed it all. christine ford was the surge and i thought a lot how much i admired her testimony i wept when she started speaking i had not heard her voice yet and here it was. i also thought a lot reading about anita hill and describing all white men senate judiciary committee had trouble recognizing or comprehending her because they cannot match up her credentials have an iv educated lawyer that she was a detached that black women incomprehensible marriage and patronage and an african-american woman appear of a supreme court nominee made her incomprehensible. and from

we do know about harvey weinstein and others is that it is a practice and attitude and conduct that exists for decades. we are not mutual. we worked with this guy. we saw him up close. we saw him in moments of stress and pressure like you cannot imagine. we saw in dealing with difficult issues. he had to do with us. this was one of the most ,ccomplished, kind, diplomatic thoughtful, insightful, gentle, kind people you could ever hope to be around. his wife worked for president bush. she was our favorite as well. -- ould not >> daylight ashley is what my wife calls her. doe-eyed ashley is what my wife called her. we were very productive. where are all these people now? where were they 15 years ago? 20 years ago? 30 years ago? growing up in the church, do you say that to all the kids? priests.ot know the im an episcopalian, so i am not allowed to have strong opinions of things that are religious. i have friends who are deeply questioning their faith because of this. i am not blind to the fact that these things happen in our world. come if weou think have a priest to praise on one prey onat t

>> dana: i was a harvey weinstein. >> jesse: i will go with pocahontas.d she blew herself up and she didn't need to go to. >> juan: i will go the opposite of pocahontas, donald trump. there is no question, the thing is, he is, like, everlasting. it's a perennial. >> greg: like a turkey, he feeds so many people. >> dana: i think he is done at three years in a row. maybe four years. >> jesse: all right? >> jedediah: are you ready? to fake news media. that's right, i took it home. [laughter] >> jesse: let's do an honorable mention. michael avenatti. turkey of the year. >> greg: i'm going to go with the people at my gym who talk on the phone when i am on the stair climber. there is a sign that says you can't use your phone at the gym. and it's probably one of the worst things you can do on the gym is be at the phone because it irritates people, no one wants to hear what you are saying. >> dana: did you tell management to enforce the rules? >> greg: i don't want to be the person. i would rather do it here. there will be somebody from that gym lessening. >> jed

.>>> former movie mogul harvey weinstein will not face financial crimes charges. the district attorney will decide this. wednesday is accused of using money to silence his sexual assault accusers. investigators said they did not find evidence. he faces five felony charges for rape and sexual assault. >>> the time is 5:07. 17 days after the camp fire started it is finally 1% contained. it burned almost 240 square miles and 85 people were killed. there are still 249 unaccounted for. calfire said the rain over the weekend helped the crews gained control of the fire. the fire crews and utility workers will stay in the fire zone until it is safe for people to go back to their properties. >> the power lines are down and trees are down and branches are down. culverts are washed out. a tremendous amount of hazardous. more rain is coming in later this week. >> the camp fire destroyed almost 14,000 homes. search and rescue crews continued the top job of going through the debris looking for possibly more fire victims. this could take weeks. today secretary of agriculture son

[laughter] one of my books was turned into a movie filmed by a very nice guy named harvey weinstein.laughter] it was ghost soldiers that we are talking about earlier i call it the perfectly good raid that usually successful critically with that interesting attempt it is an interesting process to go to the set and i could meet james franco who was a young actor then but it is surreal. you are right it comes out different and you have to surrender that to b-letter what it is. >> and those that have been optioned but right now they are not actively scrutinized by people like martin scorsese that book came out in 2009 and from the production company to develop that into a movie and me being very naÏve at this point i said guess what they will make a movie it will come out next year. [laughter] then 2010, 2011, 2012, finally came out 2017 it's like finding the lost city in the middle of the jungle. i don't get involved. i help answer historical questions or send materials. but i try to focus on my work. i wanted to get into the hands of those who are serious and my first new yorker story

how vulnerable are consumers let's bring in dave weinstein and kate fazini.when i was reading the story i was shocked at how much information marriott had and as somebody who just traveled to canada and handed my passport over to a starwood employee, i was really concerned. i didn't realize they kept that. >> >> the passport numbers are one piece of identifying information that give me pause. it took place over the course of four years, so there's going to be a lot of questions for marriott on how did they not catch it earlier and how it they not catch it at the time they were merging with starwood. >> dave, when you take a listen to all the piece of information that may have been compromised, what do you think is at risk the most what can you piece together if you're the hacker with these little pieces of information you've gotten? >> this is the concern is how you piece together these different identifiers to ultimately compromise individuals down the line and that's one of the things that i think is getting too much attention in this story, which is how ha

senator christian jell-o brand of new york, longtime friend and defender of bill clinton, harvey weinsteinntly been reborn as a fire-breathing fundamentalist preacher. here's a selection from a few of her sermons just over the past week. >> this country was founded on some basic moral principles. we have a moral compass as a nation and our morality as a country is literally on nice edge. >> for me it's a moral question. >> and that moral decency. >> keep in mind also, that senator gillibrand isn't just fighting for moral integrity and moral decency, she says she has been called to fight for these things. you know who called her, don't you? it wasn't her friend anthony weiner from the prison pay phone, it was god himself. he calls senator gillibrand directly, he's got herself, that's how close they are. they knew they would try to start their own. the minority democrats are as we said back in the house. the speaker in a growing number of democrats publicly voicing opposition to nancy pelosi for that job for another time. >> one of the things that i talked about frequently on the campaign tr

from weinstein to sharpton to louis farrakhan and now avenatti, the democrats of the pattern of aligninghemselves with cd figures even if it means betraying the democrats espoused have advanced their cause. the democrats are more than happy to sell out basic principles of decency and fairness in their efforts to take down trump and frankly anyone connected to him. at least avenatti was forthright in his intentions. >> i believe that our party, the democratic party, must be a party that fights fire with fir fire. so i say when they go low, we hit harder. >> laura: isn't that what the woman who is accusing him is saying? the democrats should've seen the flameout coming. tried to cheat his law partner, evicted from his own offices, willing to cast his lot with a sad figure like daniels. a guy who stooped even lawyer to peddle julie swetnick's defamatory claims against kavanaugh. avenatti was an arrest waiting to happen here last month senate judiciary committee chair chuck grassley made a criminal referral to both avenatti and julie swetnick for making false statements to congress. this was

simpson or harvey weinstein.on't think that there's equal justice when you have the kind of power, money and connections that these people have. that's what you see with jeffery epstein. so recently, dianne feinstein when alex acosta was nominated to be labor secretary didn't vote for him based on this. but she didn't have the information from the "miami herald." it's incredible the number of young people that were abused. poor women lured to his house with offers of money and a pyramid scheme to brain in other unsuspecting women. the bottom line here is epstein got away with it. the young women were not told about the plea deal. they couldn't go to court and challenge the idea that this man who was facing potentially a life sentence was getting 13 months and you just heard from trace, able to leave six days a week. >> which is unbelievable. he wasn't in prison at all. he was allowed to leave and go to work six days a week. charlie, this was done at a breakfast arrangement between mr. acosta and the attorneys. yo

she was a long time defender of harvey weinstein. but listen to her now preaching like it's the last sunday in lent. >> are you staying in the senate or running for president? >> i have been thinking about it. what president trump has been putting into this country is so disturbing, so dark that i believe that i have been called to fight as hard as i possibly can to restore that moral integrity. >> sounds like a yes. >> i'm thinking about it. >> tucker: moral integrity, moral decency. that is worrisome. people who know how deeply flawed they are tend not to overreach. they have humility. but when you're a holy warrior on a mission from god, what won't you do? greg patrick is chief investigator at wtvt fox in tampa bay. he joins us with the latest on this story. what is the state of play on this recount? it >>'s a mess. you have a growing list of blunders and gaffs. bill nelson still trailing by some 12,500 votes. it would be unprecedented that he would catch up. but they're continuing the process. i want to come back to what you said

if you express support for trump, it is basically what harvey weinstein did.y don't work. >> i don't know that there is a blacklist, but i can tell you that the vast majority of artists, directors, writers, actors, are liberal. there is no question about that. and there is a reason for that. liberals have a very big view of things. this is what i've said, i said this to bill clinton, in the oval office, i said, you know the difference between republicans and democrats? republicans know they are right. democrats entertain the possibility that they might be wrong. and that is the big difference, and that is why you see liberals drawn to the arts, because it is more of an open minded kind of thing. and i'm open minded -- look, i came on your show. >> laura: i love it, this is what it should be about, i think it is fantastic. are you bothered -- looking back in the 70s -- i grew up watching you, the liberal do-gooder -- did it bug you with that archie bunker was more of a loved than your character? because you are kind of your character. he was a liberal who ended