to report into the question of complicity, how was it that weinstein worked, weinstein ran some of the prestigious phone companies and powerful film companies in this country, miramax and then the weinstein company, we realized that these companies had glimpses of this, the bosses privation, including weinstein's brother, bob weinstein, the cofounder of these companies and work side-by-side his brother for years. and the board of his company. we really wanted to report into the question of complicity when people get glimpses of wrongdoing, what do they do in response, harder they try to stop it or do they look the other way. we wanted to report into these secret settlements that have been used, weinstein we were able to piece together a financial trail of payoff that weinstein had made over the years to silence as many as 12 women who came forward with allegations against him. there was this one moment in the investigation when i was on the hunt for a woman who we thought had been sexually assaulted by him when he was a young assistant working as a young assistant in his company and i

queen elizabeth has stripped harvey weinstein of his honorary cbe.d been awarded the honor back in 2004 contribution to the british film industry weinstein is serving a 23 year prison sentence after being convicted of sex offenses. you are wewching bbc world ns america. still to come on tonight's program. security forces in minsk andru beturned the tables on the ongoing demonstrations. taiwan says china has fled -- has put 18 warplanes close tond the is u.s. under secretary of state keith crack is set to hold talks with the taiwanese president. we report from taipei. >> aging had warned the u.s. to not interfere in what it calls aiinternal a, relations between taiwan and mainland china. it i very angry at washington for doing what it sees as channg the statuuo. for decades, washington struck balance in its relationship with mainland china and taiwan. this is the first time since 1970 nine that such a high ranking u.s. official has visitedain. president tmp has signaled he is willing to change the status quo and push beijing to the limits. >> the u.n.

and for more on what is markets we have brian weinstein from morgan stanley. this talk about what is happening broadly right now. you're in fixed income guide, you are watching what is happening broadly in these markets, what do you make of the equity market rally? brian: i am happy to be a fixed income guy. we are in awe of the rally. things have rallied hard, but they have stabilized. we do not have markets moving 1% a day or anything like that. we are seeing quality things doing well. there has been softness other places. the desire to change is not as evident in the fixed income market, except maybe with rates. alix: the question is also what constitutes a safe haven asset. an article we have talked about, at bridgewater, thinking about the strategy where you bet on low volatility assets, like sovereign debt. they say it is obvious with interest rates near 0%, bonds can provide neither returns or risk reduction. what do you think about that? it is a shift in how you think about the bond market. brian: there is no question generating income is harder. the i

. >>> the queen of england has stripped harvey weinstein. the 68-year-old was granted royal honors back in 1964 when his contributions in british film industry. he's facing a 20 year sentence in new york and more allegations of sexual assault in los angeles. >>> more in sports coming up. wow, i hear you. so i'm bringing back my juicy 100% white meat spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99! is it the juicy 100% all-white meat? or because you can spice them up or cool them down? or because a little birdie told me you wanted them back really bad... get my spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99. >>> good evening everybody. it's not ovthat you talk about a potentially devastating victory but that pretty much sums up the 49ers win today over the jets. frank gore, 37-year-old and now with the new york jets. the former 49er great played from zimmage. 80-yard touchdown. second straight game and he would leave after the first half with a knee strain on the 49ers 4th offensive play this is what happens to jimmy garoppolo. he played the first of th

then he wrote this the week that harvey weinstein story broke. "a cracker can do whatever to a white woman for years." that's what jacob blake sr. thinks. he also believes that you are the real racist. here he is at a recent demonstration of washington. watch. >> we are going to hold port on systematic racism. we are going to have court right now. guilty. guilty. guilty. racism against trayvon martin. we find them guilty. racism against george floyd. we find them guilty. racism against jacob blake. abdul to wallop. if i said the name wrong, i'll forgive me. guilty. >> tucker: okay. so the guy who denounces a "cracker jews" is now a civil rights leader in our country but that's only possible because the joe biden for president campaign has decided that he has. biden's handlers knew exactly what jacob blake sr. had written before they landed in milwaukee today and met with him but they never mentioned it and of course the media never asked them about it. instead biden elevated jacob blake sr. to a position of greater permanency in this country and

harvey weinstein has been stripped of his honorary cbe, following his conviction for rape and sexualm producer had been awarded the title for his contribution to the british film industry in 2004. he was sentenced to 23 years in prison in march. next week the controversial internal market bill is due to return to the commons. the bill overrides part of the brexit withdrawal agreement reached with the eu. at the heart of this latest escalation, is the thorny issue of where customs checks should be between the uk and the eu. but as ros atkins explains, it's about much more than customs paperwork. 0ne puzzle has been there from the start of the brexit story. theresa may lost her job trying to solve it. borisjohnson wants to break international law to address it. and everyone is taking an interest. don't mess with the good friday accords. with peace in northern ireland at stake, let's look at why the irish border question won't go away. the challenge has always been to reconcile three things. the first is the eu single market. it allows free market of goods, people, services and capital,

the disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein has been stripped of the honorary cbe he was awardedg a 23—year prison sentence after being convicted of sex offences. the rapid rise in coronavirus cases has led to concern amongst people who were advised to shield at home earlier this year to protect their health. the guidance and support which came with it ended in august, and now health charities are asking for clarity on if and when shielding should resume, as hywel griffith reports. for six months, kaye has hidden away from the outside world. as a transplant recipient, her immune system is suppressed, and so she started shielding in march to keep away from coronavirus. even when the government advice changed last month, kaye continued to shield. next week, her part of the midlands goes into lockdown, just as she is expected to return to work as a teacher. her school says it will ensure a safe return for her, but she is not sure. that absolutely terrifies me. i know that i'm going to get the virus, and basically i feel like i'm sort of walking into my ultimate demise. i can see tha

my podcast, bret weinstein, evolutionary psychology professor, we talk about so much stuff, go to foxnewspodcast.com. we have a lot of discontent going around and sometimes you think the best way to solve it is for people of different types getting together and having a meal. like the squirrel and this groundhog sharing some nuts and then out of nowhere, who brings the corn? this little chipmunk. he knew that it was potluck, so he says i'm going to bring a little cobb with me. there he goes. >> jw, you're up. >> jw has some birthday news to announce. i want to wish someone a very special birthday and that is rookie waters. rookie waters turns to go today. i don't know what that is in dog years. i don't get dog years, it makes no sense to me. but there he has on his birthday, he's chewing a little bone that we got him and if you want to see more of rookie, go to his instagram page. >> of course. >> at rookie waters. >> dana, what do you got today? >> you know i'm a huge tennis player. i'm truly amazing and i didn't go to the u.s. open because i would rather be here of course working. i just wanted to

sitting in jail now allegedly being an arbiter of that and a mover of that and now we've got harvey weinstein goodness in jail but those were not one-off dynamics. those were a situation wheretr you've got an industry that has regularly sexualize the children. trying to normalize it within society itself and we have been saying that the me too movement has just been blown all to hell, the only person still holding that important flag is roses mcgowan, still reminding us what happens to children in that industry. curiously silent are the obama's, susan rice is involved also, to deal with harry and meghan, they have reportedly a $100 million deal with netflix, a word from any of these people could stop this in its tracks. and they should say something. people are canceling their netflix but the fact is this is a warning about our society clearly. >> tucker: they are intentionally trying to degrade and destroy. we have one more thing before we go tonight. we weren't going to do this, we don't want to beat up anymore on chris cuomouo but we have one lt piece of tape and this is too amusing, we ha

in jail right now, allegedly being an arbiter of that, a mover of that, and yet, now, we've got weinsteinnk goodness, is in jail, but those are not one-off dynamics. this is a situation where you got an industry that has regularly sexualized children, that is trying to normalize it within society itself, and have been saying no, the me too movement has just been blown all the hell, and the only person still holding that flag is rose mcgowan, reminding us what happens to children that industry. now we know, and yet curiously silent, tucker, are the obama's, susan rice, who is involved also, she is on the netflix board, obama is, the deal with harry and meghan, harry of england and meghan markle, reportedly $100 million deal with netflix. a word from any of these people could stop this in its tracks. >> tucker: such a good point. >> they should say something. people are canceling their netflix, but the fact is this is a warning about our society, clearly. >> tucker: which they are intentionally trying to degrade and destroy, obviously. tammy, great to see you. >> correct. thanks. >> tucker:

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we bring in the host of the jamie weinstein show, jamie weinstein and axios cofounder, mike, start with 18 hours or so. how do you square the very boisterous, threatening schumer line with what you heard last night from some senior democrats who viewed this really as a catastrophe for how to deal with a potential supreme court vacancy in the last 45 days before the election. >> well, it's partly why they're so angry, leland, that they know the republicans are likely to win this, but they're going to fight it as much as they can. so to translate that schumer statement, what senator schumer -- when he says nothing is off the table next year if republicans go ahead with this, i would point you to three things. one, adding justices to the supreme court. republicans will call it court packing, democrats will call it court reform. sect, doing away with the -- second, doing away with the 60-vote threshold, and third, statehood for d.c. and pert eerie coe, a -- pert radioeco, a democratic wish list, and they're going to go for it if republicans jam this. las vegas e lee another four democratic

harvey weinstein has been stripped of his honourary cbe, following his conviction for rape and sexualibution to the british film industry in 200a. he was sentenced to 23 years in prison in march. large fires have caused widespread destruction in one of the world's most bio—diverse areas. at least 15,000 blazes have been counted in brazil's pa nta nal wetlands. it's triple the number recorded in the same period last year — as mark lobel reports. fires crackling. the world's most enviable wildlife — up in flames. fires visible to astronauts in space, ripping apart one of the most biologically diverse habitats on earth. flames spreading at record rates from often deliberate fires amidst a devastating drought — causing carnage, killing thousands of rare creatures, some at risk of extinction. sandwiched between the country's rainforest, vast grasslands and paraguay‘s dry forests, brazil's pantanal should be a haven for animals. there was one rescue to smile about. this armadillo pup, with burns to its body, seen fleeing from a fire. it's a race against time for others to save the wounded w

yeah out of government advisor who heads the think tank the center for china and globalization weinstein's country thinking so many fights these days and where are they on leaving. dr wang who go welcome to conflict zone thank you europe's getting fed up with beijing's threatening behavior and telling politicians here where they can go and who they can talk to telling the nobel prize committee who are going toward and who had come and what made your government. i think it could push europe around like this what 1st time for you to hear that but i don't think that that it was the government position of there could be misunderstanding of. you know there's a maybe there's a lack of education or whatever i. heard from you i don't hear anything from that. here in china i don't think so well perhaps you don't hear about it in china but just days ago the german in foreign minister hike a mass told beijing bluntly to stop threatening europe after senior czech politician has gone to taiwan and adjusted parliament your government had warned he'd pay a heavy price for his visit there that's bullying

ghislaine maxwell was there indicates that for all these years, even with all of this exploding in the weinstein said anything.at that tells you it's still ingrained, they are still doing it, and everything they say they care about has been a fraud. >> tucker: very perceptive. it's all most like a cover.iv [laughs] tammy. thank you. almost. looks like one, it's funny. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: great to see you. another american city is preparing for possible riots ans destruction ahead of a court decision that is apparently imminent. what city, what country is this? the live report and all the details after this. ♪ >> if i just did that, a six branch, that would be a big deal. that's like one of many, many things we passed. va choice nva accountability. ♪ >> tucker: the city of louisville, kentucky, being held hostage tonight by the mob. the city is under a state of emergency ahead of the decisiong of the breonna taylor case. you may remember that officer shot and killed the woman in a cross fire after someone else in the home opened fire on the police. matt finn is in louisville standing

periods run from friday, september 18th, through sudden, october 31st, in that state >>> harvey weinstein elizabeth he received the honor for his contributions to the british film industry. weinstein was sentenced to 23 years in prison earlier this year for sex-related crimes. >>> and the pandemic has forced u.s. retailers to stock shelves with foreign toilet paper. the demand has been so high recently that in order to keep the shelves stocked retailers have had to buy unrecognizable brands, mostly from mexico don't worry, though, apparently charmin is not going to disappear. supply chain experts expect the mexican and other foreign-made rolls to be on the store shelves only temporarily while u.s. manufacturers catch up with demand >>> you're up to date. that's the news update this hour carl, back to you. >> all right, sue. thank you very much. >>> as we go to break, look at some of the gainers on the nasdaq tesla on top, miccon, moderna, and tiktok with a statemt. ckn monten makes it beautiful. state-of-the-art technology makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2020 nx 300

i really believe-- that harvey weinstein-- is as good a man as god ever created. i've spent much of my adult life as part of a team committed-- to kill somebody's cat. john mccain, and people like him, are not american heroes. the bottom line is-- lindsey graham is the most despicable thing i have seen in my time in politics. and i intend to vote for-- joe biden. >> announcer: it's a "late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, moment of ruth. plus stephen welcomes lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster and laurence fishburne, featuring jon batiste and "stay homin." and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater office building in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: that's right! that's right! h.r. mcmaster and laurence fishburne, one of those guys was in the matrix. first thing i'm asking hmm r. mcmaster, which one was it. welcome to "a late show," i'm your host, stephen colbert. you be me. that's my wife. you know, life can be hard, but i like to think i can take a lot of punishment. " is that all you got, old man? stuff like that. but damn. damn. 2020 i

elastically it can be invoked from everything is using instances and the me too movement like a harvey weinstein or bill cosby where they have been convicted of crimes and they do get exiled from the culture and i don't think anybody takes months into without and there are other instances where someone tweets out something that is seen as contrary to the movement to defend the police or is construed to be transgender individuals to be content. the loan singular active speech in the construction can in turn invoke the huge backlash and you can be the person that becomes almost untouchable and not only are they stigmatized the anybody who engages with them the stigma carries over. and it serves to enforce isolation into concentric social search circle and i think that phenomenon is destructive in its excessive and his draconian and its enforcement if you adhere to it, you may put your own reputation at risk as well. i think that the level of cancel culture that concerns people and it's also indefinite duration and it may be one mistake that an editor makes with the piece on me too uncontroversial

embarrassment i've been saying democrats have really lost their flare for production value ever since harvey weinsteinent to prison they used to be at that like a kindergarten zoom class. testifies a true people barszment and you compare and contrast that to this message. you know, proamerica whether it is max alvarez and lived american dream and stories mark that can only happen in america. the rnc it was so positive it was so warm you see the media hated on it instantly they're laughing and saying there's not enough hollywood celebrity i don't much out of touch selects at my convention and rnc highlighted real americans who have lived their american dream telling that story and honestly, i think that's what america wants. mark: i think you're absolutely right we get this negativity day in and day out democrat party seems to think it is got the coalition of negativity and coalition of losers i'm going to be perfectly honest about it. and that is, they now are complaining about the rioting after the poll numbers show that the public is really turned off by this particularly in suburbs so all of a sudd

it can be invoked for everything from as you say instances in the #metoo movement like a harvey weinstein or bill cosby and convicted of crimes and get exiled from the culture and other instances where someone tweets out something that is seen as contrary to the movements to defund the police or is construed as -- transgender individuals win that wasn't the intent. that lone singular act of speech can evoke this huge backlash and the person becomes almost untouchable and not only are they stigmatized but anybody who engages with them, the stigma carries over. and it's sort of societally enforces isolation that extends to consent concentric sole -- social circled and that is destructive. it's excessive. it is draconian. there's a kind of enforcement where if you don't adhere to it, you may become tainted and put your own reputation at risk as well, and so i think that's the level of cancel culture that concerns people. it's also indefinite duration and it may be one mistake that, for example, an editor makes publishing a piece, for example, the new york review of books pushing a piece on #

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weinstein.if the best controls are in place on college campuses, students can still do what they want. what is the utmost importance of protecting students from further spread and how can schools enforce those protocols? >> well, it's really important to explain to students what's at stake. it's not just their health, which it is, but it's people in the surrounding community and the ability to stay on campus and finish out the term and do all the things they need to do academically. there is a lot at stake. i think colleges need to provide masks, provide hand sanitizer, give really good instructions, close down common areas that would be too tempting for people to get together, and treat the kids like adults but also with consequences. >> doctor, how vital is testing on campuses right now as cases spike versus changing behavior? at san diego state university which has issued a stay-at-home order for students on campus amid outbreak, the students on campus say testing once and testing alone is no

the harvey weinstein investigation had nothing to do with donald trump. and both of those also led to very significant spurts in subscribers. we're living in a very noisy, uncertain world. i believe that's going to continue whoever works in the white house in 2021. >> just going back to the overall tenure, when you joined 640,000 readership, it's know over 5 million, extraordinary and congratulations on that. did you expect that percentage shift from hard copies to digital would be as profound as it was >> i certainly thought hit potential. i took the job they ask you to become a ceo of a company. you become an investor the stock was about $8 you think, you know, i do know better than the market can i see something there which the market isn't seeing? in this case, hobbestly thought this is a good brand the they haven't destroyed the newsroom in it the way that so many others have we have to fix the way of getting the great journalism in if front of people and build a big business i didn't see why we couldn't do this i couldn't have put a number on it i r

chance that redundancies will increase in the coming months, particularly as the following schemes weinstein—olds, and what needs to be done specifically to help people in that age group who ordinarily might be getting started off in their careers, would be learning from a tea m careers, would be learning from a team of people around them, but those skills right now for many of them aren't being learned? yes, i think the concern for many in this area would be that the sectors they have been working on before, such as retail, hospitality, leisure, will continue to be under pressure for the coming months. the onus now is in supporting that age group to find ways in which they can either find newjobs and redeploy their skills, orfind newjobs and redeploy their skills, or find ways that they can get new skills in a new way. putting more money into your skills system words bea money into your skills system words be a way of doing that. without an extension to the furlough or are targeted and specific support which the treasury committee has been looking forfor certain the treasury committee has b