and weinstein joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on.ll us my think those that bear the phones of the story, tell us what you think this means and why google would be opposed to talking about ivermectin? it is confusing in some ways. >> it is confusing but to understand it is to consider the question of what would be ideal from the perspective of the pharmaceutical industry at the moment? it would be ideal if vaccines were recommended for all people your respective of their age, irrespective of whether they already had covid-19 and irrespective of whether they were pregnant. it would be essential that there would be no safe and effective alternative to the vaccine because if there were safe and all ohmic effective the emergency use authorization of the vaccines would evaporate. so i think ultimately, that is at the root. what we see as all of those things that i call ideal and essential are in fact the official position of the cdc which the sector has as a censorship on the social media platforms. >> tucker: it is horrifying and particul

weinstein representatives have called the california allegations unsubstantiated.torneys are trying to block the extradition. los angeles authorities indicated to the new york counterparts they would extradite weinstein between late june and mid-july. kate snow, nbc news. >>> the cdc is voicing new concern about the delta variant of the coronavirus. while more than 174 million have received at least one vaccine dose in the u.s., only about 8,000,012 to 17-year-olds have gotten the shot. let's start with blayne alexander ♪ home of the brave ♪ >> reporter: with america bounding back to life, tonight there is a new warning the cdc has officially labeled the covid-19 delta variant one of concern. saying that it's more easily spread and causes more severe cases than any other covid variant. studies show that the pfizer vaccine is effective against the delta variant and experts say the other vaccines likely are, too. good news for the nearly 44% of americans who are fully vaccinated but the cdc guidance is sparking new worries for those who are not, including teens and y

refused to prosecute weinstein and in many reports new york, they drew the connection, weinstein's lawyers reported by several sources later donated to the reelection campaign so early on he did nothing about weinstein even though he had a recording. what else? is a piece from the daily caller again reemergence of epstein, what could this be about? billionaire financier jeffrey epstein was charged with running a sex trafficking ring making him another high-profile case manhattan district attorney office. december 2018, the new york post reported they believed epstein's lawyers who claimed in 2011 that there are no real victims here, deputy chief of cyrus sex crimes unit requested a manhattan judge in january 2011 to change epstein's status in the offender registry for the most dangerous to the least restrictive level one. according to the post manhattan supreme court justice ruth said i've never seen the prosecutor's office to anything like this. after many cases much less troubling than this one where prosecutors never make a downward argument like this. when asked by the judge as to why

for months weinstein's attorneys have been fighting against the transfer. >> he's being treated in a hospital. >> reporter: previously saying he's scheduled to have surgery, that he's nearlyblind. >> it's los angeles, not some remote outpost that doesn't have any sort of medical care. >> reporter: the judge agreed. prosecutors in los angeles have filed charges involving five women including lauren young who said weinstein sexually assaulted her at a hotel in 2013 she testified in the new york trial and said he pulled down my dress and i'm saying, no, no, no this is what all actresses do to make it. now they will have their day in court. one saying he has used every excuse for delay weinstein representatives have called the california allegations unsubstantiated. his attorneys are trying to block the extradition. los angeles authorities indicated to the new york counterparts they would extradite him between late june and mid july >>> now to the extreme heat across the u.s. which led to several parts of the country shattering highs triple digits in helena, montana and denver temperatur

but when more evidence did emerge about weinstein with possible cases in several parts of the countryd.a. vance did lean back into the case that brought him so much earlier criticism. he became the first prosecutor to indict harvey weinstein by winning the case, which "the new york times" saw as the d.a.'sshot at redemption. >>> the verdict handed down. harvey weinstein found guilty of rape. >> guilty of rape and criminal sexual assault. >> guilty of rape in the third degree. >> harvey weinstein has finally been held accountable for crimes he committed. >> some may have thought that took too long, but that legal do over worked. and the history is relevant to the trump org probe because this probe is also something of a do-over for d.a. vance. he already probed the trump organization back in 2012 for allegedly defrauding tenants at trump soho. but he dropped the case saying the tenant victims settled and refused to cooperate on him and he had to focus on other cases with victims who actually want us to take the case. he returned some of the money that year and the rest in 2017 after me

he did nothing about weinstein early on, even though he had a recording. and what else from the daily caller. vance looks inept against with reemergences of the epstein case. what is that about? in december of 18, "new york post" reported that vance believed epstein's lawyers, there are no real victims here. then deputy chief of vance serk sexcrime unit, requested of a manhattan judge to change epstein stat us in new york sex register, to change his level from most dangerous level 3 to level 1. from vance's office. when asked about the judge to why she was asking for the classification downgrade, gaffney disclosed she never spoke to florida u.s. attorney who dealt with the investigation into epstein. judge said, i don't think you did much of an investigation, i am shocked. this is vance's office who can't do enough investigating of donald trump. one prosecutor made a mistake. who claimed vance was not apaire of it until many years later, that sounds like bull, balognao me. balognao. >> >> she is one of dozens of patients that doctor allegedly assaulted, sh

los angeles authorities plan to collect weinstein at the end of june or in early july. he faces 11 assault counts in california. >> still ahead on kron 4 news at 9 with the state finally fully reopen. there is one group in particular who without a doubt deserved a celebration. the latest on the front line workers being honored in san mateo today. >> and in sports, the a's looking for their 5th straight win. >> also the large cargo was the biggest raiders fan. i knew. but that i heard about the quarterback. jason to us has sports next. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> bob melvin had his option for the 2022 season picked up by the team today. so he'll remain the a's manager for at least another season. bottom of the 6 oakland up a run and. that is in the gap in the center field jed lowry scores. sean murphy also comes in all the way from first base. 2 run double and a lead 5 to 2. bottom of the 8th now 5, 3. but murphy. that is a deep, deep one right there. no doubt about it off the center field stairs. his 8th of the season a's win 6 to 4. that's their 5th straight win. the

the defense has been stalling on this for a while citing weinstein's health issues.y run its course? >> it probably has. there's only so much they can do to fight off the extradition. it's not like he's in some other country with no extradition treaty. people may also wonder here why prolong the inevitable? the reason is every little bit of delay his team can put together, the better it is. i also think they're probably holding out his best hope is whether he can win anything on appeal. and in cases like this sexual assaults where they use evidence of non-charge crimes there's always potentially you might win something on appeal. if he could win something on appeal he'd be offer to a fresh start in terms of his bargaining ability with the government. because this is a fight for his life or at least spend part of his life remaining outside of prison. >> great to see you. >> good to see you. >>> and up next sad story. paying tribute to their cherished companion. the bidens bid farewell to their beloved german shepherd, champ. from a cordless diffuser that gives you the

thank you. universal pictures announced it's making the 1st hollywood movie about the harvey weinstein scandal. the script is based on the book. she said about the new york times investigation of the former film executive and convicted rapist. now, actress carry mulligan is set to play one of the journalists who exposed allegations against weinstein and german filmmaker, maria chicata of the netflix series. unorthodox will be taking the director's chair . well, this looks like it could be part of a statue from ancient room. but look a little closer at this foot, and you'll see a lab rat with an ear growing on its back. part of british artist damien hirst, exhibition archaeology. now, at rooms galleria gave it 1st started creating the sculptures a decade ago, along with the miss their treasures rescued from a ship wreck. now they can be seen alongside works by some of italy's greatest masters the book of leviticus shared by jews and christians says, love thy neighbor as thyself. but what if your neighbor is new from a far away land and has a different skin color? the documentary a black

his lawyer argued that the paperwork to move weinstein was not filed correctly. and that his client should stay in new york to get better medical care. the to the european football championship now and the one to watch in the 1st round of games, germany at home against world cup champions, france. in the end, it was decided by an own and goal that's almost reflected in path into his own net . and that was all france needed. they had 2 goals called back for offside calls, but they still got the victory. one know when germany fans were devastated by their sides performance and are hoping for a victory against portugal in their next match. the french, though, were overjoyed and celebrated their sides winning start to their euro 2020 campaign . when they, when they filled up 20 percent of the stadium, but we know how to make noise and we know that it works. clipper. we can, but it was fabulous. there was a great atmosphere. in fact, we were at home. there were lots of french people, lots of energy, lots of singing. the french delighted us. they played the game, and t

his accused of assaulting 5 women from 2004 to 2013. weinstein is serving a 23 year prison term for sexual assault, and 3rd degree rape. prosecutors expect to extradite him in the next month. the who's while christina, rinaldo has broken more records as the whole group. fortune got the euro campaign often running with a 3 know when over hungary, on gary and supporters were silent when raphael guerrero put portugal in front on 84 minutes, then now to set up the score penalty. and in doing so, he became the highest score in the tournaments history with 10 goals. but he wasn't finished. he then made it 11 germany losing his opening game at the euro for the 1st time against the so called death one minute per nail. it was as well champions who took the lead in munich when japanese camels turned the ball into his net. net. rather, at the end of the 1st half german defender antonio would go clash with francis, full punk bands thought they got a 2nd after the break. but kelly and bobby's effort was pulled out for off side really. as was a goal by korean benjamin, which also didn't ah, so again, i'

there was, of course, the famous case of rv weinstein, the hollywood producer posted his conviction ising challenged by his lawyers, who no doubt will be looking at this to see, "are there any lessons for them to learn that they can apply to mr weinstein's case?" it is not clear. there seems to be very specific things that relate to this and this immunity deal that mr cosby had, and i think some people are already saying this was a one—off, a specific, is procedural issue, if you like, and nothing more can be drawn from this. find you like, and nothing more can be drawn from this.— drawn from this. and will there be auestions drawn from this. and will there be questions in _ drawn from this. and will there be questions in pennsylvania - drawn from this. and will there be questions in pennsylvania about . drawn from this. and will there be i questions in pennsylvania about that state decision to carry on that prosecution, which has now been overturned?— prosecution, which has now been overturned? overturned, and also there can be _ overturned? overturned, and also there can be no _ overt

but suffice to say it will impact all of us convicted rapist and former us movie producer harvey weinstein, is to be extradited to california from new york state to face rape and sexual assault charges widens day, a court rejected an argument by wine seems lawyers, but it should stay in new york to get medical treatment in california, who's accused of assaulting 5 women from $24.00 to 2013 weinstein starting a 23 year prison term for sexual assault. and 3rd degree rape, prosecutors expect to extra item in the next month. the news christiana, rinaldo has broken law records as a whole. does portugal got their euro campaign often running with a 3 know when over hungry? i'm getting, the supporters were silenced when the rough l. good at put portugal in front on if you for minutes, then out of stepped up to school to penalty and in doing so, it became the highest score in the tournament history with 10 goals, but it wasn't finished and then made it 11. germany loses open in game with the euros for the 1st time in the so called loop of death, one in the mill world champions the to the lead in un

there's not a direct link in the nature because i don't believe weinstein had this kind of deal. >> surehe, like cosby, has access to money and better lawyers and access to find a technicality. ari, you're going to have a lot more on this i'm guessing later in your hour. appreciate you spending a minute or two with my viewers. >>> we're going to continue to monitor this breaking news. meanwhile we have another piece of breaking news in another legal case. two representatives from the trump organization are telling nbc news that they do believe and they've been told to expect charges to be filed against at least one member of the former president's company tomorrow. cy vance has been investigating president trump's company for month and prosecutors have been looking into a wide range of allegations including falsifying business records, tax fraud and insurance fraud and an attorney for the trump family called the impending charges outrageous. the two trump officials expect charges to be for tax-related crimes. whether any individuals including trump organization cfo allen weisselberg will

were several stories that were exploding at the time, one was the dossier, the other was the harvey weinstein story and another big scandal involving theranos, the medical testing, he had just unfolded and the thread that pulled all the stories together was private spies. throughout all of these stories private spies have been hired to dig up dirt and investigate people and i thought well, there's this whole industry out there that most people don't know about so i decided let's flip the script, why don't i investigate the people who make a living investigating the rest of us. >> let's talk about how you are defining spies? because obviously in the popular vernacular we have images of what we think of when we hear the word spies. there are all sorts of firms that offer a bunch of services including culling public records, looking in courthouses for old documents, all sorts of things. who is a spy and what is it they do you found to be questionable? >> in the general since everyone in the industry tends to call themselves corporate investigators, intelligence investigators which is a fine term

this afternoon, youtube confirmed that it has blocked brett weinstein's channel from generating any adw he makes a living come in part since he left evergreen. they suspended him from the youtube partner program and youtube added that they will not allow any channel to discuss "claims that iver maxton is effective in the treatment of covid." thanks so much for coming on. so tell us what -- those are the bare bones of the story but tell tus what you think this means ad why google would be opposed to talking about ivermectin. that's confusing? in some ways. >> it is confusing but i think the way to understand it is consider the question of what would be ideal from the perspective of the pharmaceutical industry at the moment? it would be ideal if vaccines were recommended for all people irrespective of their age, irrespective of whether they had already had covid-19 and irrespective of whether or not they were pregnant. and it would be essential that there were no safe and effective alternatives to the vaccine because if there were a safe and effective alternatives to the emergency use au

so as we are watching this there is a lot of reaction and high-profile #metoo case was harvey weinsteinponding saying this is something to celebrate saying that the decision reaffirms the confidence that the application in new york will reach a similarly correct decision in harvey weinstein's appeal. so they basically are celebrating this as a victory for them as well. clearly some surprising news for people who are watching this as we are continuing to get more details about what this means, but likely what we are seeing is that bill cosby will not be tried again. we did have a initial trial that ended in a mistrial, that second jury did find him guilty, but the unexpected news, shannon, is that we are seeing him drive home after just nearly three years behind bars. >> shannon: rain a big group against sexual violence speaks out on behalf of a number of sexually abused survivors says they worry about the message that this sends to rape survivors to come forward to seek justice. and now it looks like we have an important update. >> john: we have video now of outside of the compound wher

with the fed meeting, markets matter and there is no one better than brian weinstein to hold court on this, with morgan stanley. an open question to begin with, your massive remit. what is your biggest headache right now? i want to know your biggest headache running global fixed income right now. brian: people need yield and you cannot find it. no volatility, inflation problem with m&a, and clients trickling in. we are getting reallocations into fixed income and it is hard to find quality bonds with decent yields. tom: this is so important, the idea of reallocations and rebalancing and the idea of something coming when you have to find another warm spot for it. do you have any belief that the wall of money that has been identified out there is going to go into the bond, the bill, the note to capture yield, or does it forever stay in short-term paper? brian: no, we are definitely seeing money move out of the curve and as the summer goes on, we will see that on the long end. you would think it would stay on the front end in it is trickling out. we saw in europe years ago when they were

weinstein has challenged the extradition on grounds the paperwork was mott done properly.he's already serving a 23-year sentence in upstate new york after being convicted of sexual assault and rape. >>> happening today, two house hearings are set to get under way looking deep near the january 6th. ka toll siege. chris ray fbi director is expected to testify, likely asked about the intelligence failures that led up to the riot. the capitol police inspector general is also expected to testify. >>> and president biden still hopes to get 70% of americans vaccinated by the fourth of july. >> scott mcgrew, places like california very close. >> and in places like mississippi, marcus, he's nowhere near close. it's remarkable how closely it breaks down to blue and red states. now one thing that remains to be seen, will non-vaccinated people in places like california be restricted for so many things they feel the pressure to get vaccinated or are we all going to lose interest and let the non-vaccinated do what they want, even if they're at risk. vice president kamala harris pushing

weinstein maintains his innocence and contends that any sexual activity was consensual.outhwest is canceling another 500 flights as it struggles with connectivity issue. those include flights out of several california airports, the new round of problems come after the airline grounded flights on monday for a separate issue. the airlines third party weather program experienced coast to coast issues as well which have been resolved. the problem resulted in over 1,500 delays. >>> if you have an amazon echo you could be sharing your internet with your neighbor and don't know it. before you run to your kitchen, i want to explain more about this feature. it's called amazon sidewalk, it helps you find lost or stolen devices and it allows limited connectivity from other people in your neighborhood. as david kaufman's northeastern explains amazon plans to enable that feature by default. >> amazon said unless you tell us otherwise we'll share your internet connection with anyone else who has one of these twices that's compatible. that's a red flag here is you're not getting any be

convicted sexual predator harvey weinstein is headed back to l.a. prosecutors want to bring him to california so he can be tried on charges of assaulting five women in los angeles and beverly hills from 2004 to 2013. weinstein maintains his innocence and contends that any sexual activity was consensual. >>> a third dose of the covid vaccine may boost protections for organ transplant recipients according to new johns hopkins research which examined 30 organ transplant recipients who received the pfizer or moderna vaccine. many had no antibodies and six patients low levels. a third of those saw an increase after getting another booster shot and all of those with minimal antibodies also saw an increase. >>> hundreds of thousands of families have held funerals for loved ones over the past year, so because of covid-19 funerals that are typically expensive. >> families are eligible for federal health to cover the cost but most people haven't signed up. consumer investigator chris chmura shows you how to apply. >> fema says families of covid-19 victims may

so let's bring in donna, criminal defense attorney that represented harvey weinstein and jonathan turley. a fox news contributor. great to have you with us today. if that is cosby's car, this is quite a stunning moment, donna. your thoughts as you watch this. >> absolutely. this is such an unbelievable day for justice, i think. when we look at the system of justice, we have to remember there's nothing more important than the presumption of innocence, nothing more important than the way evidence is admitted at a trial and we're learning today that you know, you can't allow all of these attacks to come in. these uncharged crimes with vague evidence. i think the court was clear that if a, you make a deal, that deal should mean something and bringing in the uncharged crimes was quite a problem here. i think this is not only a wonderful day for the system under which we all live, but it's a wonderful day for others who are sitting in prison looking at this same type of situation. >> martha: you think this has any impact on your case, harvey weinstein? >> i don't see how it doesn't. we see jus

and that brings us to what harvey weinstein and donald trump have in common, at least according to legal experts because the southern district of new york brought a rico suit, this mafia law i'm telling you about against weinstein. it was a tough tactic. they ultimately won the case. although that part of it was dismissed by a judge. we have seen this in other forums. an olympic gymnast suing usa gymnastics under the rico act. trump himself knows how dangerous rico can be because there is an open probe in georgia where they're investigating donald trump trying to shake down the secretary of state to, quote, find votes. now they're working there with this prosecutor on, basically, a rico theory. >> racketeering, did you say? is this state prosecutor in georgia really thinking about prosecuting him like a mob boss? well, now that prosecutor has hired a racketeering georgia. >> they have hired an outside prosecutor, an expert in racketeering who literally wrote the book on prosecuting state racketeering. >> a sign that racketeering may be a big part of the case against trump and his allies.

. >> reporter: with inflation hitting want grocery store, kenneth weinstein had to figure out ways to stretch his dollar. >> you learn to make due. i never used to eat ramen noodles. but now, probably 2 to 3 times a week. >> reporter: nationwide shoppers are paying more. whole milk up 7% from a year ago, citrus fruit up 9%, bacon 13%. when you see prices rise this quick, does it concern you? >> if it continues to rise this quickly, yes, but we don't expect that to be the case. >> reporter: u.c.l.a. senior economist leo felers says many companies are still recovering from pandemic-related shortages at the same time many americans are flush with stimulus cash. >> people are going out and they're buying things and they're revving up the economy. >> reporter: but they're running up prices. >> but this until supply catches up to demand. >> reporter: with travelers suddenly on the move again, gas prices are up 56%. airfare is up more than 24%, and huge demand for automobiles drove up used car and truck prices almost 30% from last year. those are scary numbers for people. >> rental cars up 1

in this in some sense was a negative decision for harvey weinstein because he has a very similar issueso talking to understanding that case, that issue was not decided by the biz of any supreme court. but getting to this decision, what it shows is it if the correct decision. there was a deal put in place that basically freed cosby to testify in a civil suit and that was used against him in his criminal case. obviously something that may not be obvious to you guys but for us as criminal practitioners was patently unfair. we criminal practitioners was patently unfair. ~ ., ., ., criminal practitioners was patently unfair. ., ., ., ., ., unfair. we are going to hear later in the programme _ unfair. we are going to hear later in the programme from _ unfair. we are going to hear later in the programme from mr- unfair. we are going to hear later| in the programme from mr coffee positive former defence lawyer who represented him in the second trial and he argued vociferously at the time that the five witnesses, the evidence that they gave should not have been admitted because they were not ey

thank you. universal pictures announced it's making the 1st hollywood movie about the harvey weinstein scandal. the script is based on the book, she said about the new york times investigation of the former film executive and convicted rapist. now actress carry mulligan is set to play one of the journalists to expose the allegations against wines team and german filmmaker. mother of the netflix series, unorthodox will be taking the director's chair. well, this looks like it could be part of a statue from ancient room. but look a little closer at this foot. and you'll see a lab rat with an ear growing on its back. part of british artist damien hirst, exhibition archaeology. now at rooms galleria ball gazer, per se, started creating the sculptures a decade ago, along with the myth, their treasures rescued from a ship wreck. now they can be seen alongside works by some of italy's greatest masters. the book of leviticus shared by jews and christians says, love thy neighbor as thyself. but what if your neighbor is new from a far away land and has a different skin color? the documentary a bl

. >>> let's get to your 7:30 headlines here this morning, disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein facestion to california where he's wanted on criminal sex assault charges. at a hearing in new york yesterday a judge denied weinstein's request to block extradition and ordered him sent to l.a. immediately. last year weinstein was convicted in new york of third degree rape and sentenced to 23 years in prison. he's been charged with 11 counts of sexual assault in california involving five different women. >>> the senate unanimously approved a bill yesterday to make juneteenth a federal holiday. the day is celebrated on june 19th commemorating the end of slavery in the united states. the bill makes its way to the house, and if it passes, president biden is expected to sign it into law. >>> and mount etna, europe's largest active volcano is putting on a dramatic show for people in sicily. a fountain of orange lava shooting from the crater could be seen for several miles away. etna is a popular tourist destination attracting sight seers from around the world. it is the largest of at least thre

the us state of new york has cleared the way for convicted rapist and former movie producer harvey weinstein to be expedited to california where he faces more sexual assault charges. the court rejected arguments that paperwork to move points was not filed correctly, or that he should stay in new york for medical care. can digitalization strength and democracy for social media help or hinder the drive towards the quality. and how has cove it impacted journalism and the arts on the african continent? and these are just some of the questions that were explored at this year's v. w global media forum. here's a look at the highlights of the event. now for the 14th time politicians, artists, journalists, scientists, and influencers have come together in germany's former parliament buildings in bond, for the deutsch of outlet global media for him. for him as a space to debate, the hot button issues shaping the world. but the ongoing global cove at 19 pandemic has had an impact on this years event, which is mostly online affairs. among those taking part virtually are turkish writer and political scie

. >> reporter: with inflation hitting the grocery store, kenneth weinstein had to figure out ways toed to eat ramen noodles, but now probably two, three times a week. >> reporter: nationwide, shoppers are paying more. whole milk up more than 7% from a year ago. citrus fruit up 9%. bacon, 13%. when you see prices rise this quick, does it concern you? >> if it continues to rise this quickly yes. but we don't expect that to be the case. >> reporter: ucla senior economist leo feller says many companies are still recovering from pandemic-related shortages. at the same time, many americans are flush with stimulus cash. >> people are going out, and they're buying things. and they're revving up the economy. >> reporter: they're running up prices. >> but this is until supply catches up to demand. >> reporter: with travelers suddenly on the move again, gas prices are up 56%. air fare up more than 24%, and huge demand for automobiles drove up used car and truck prices almost 30% from last year. >> those are scary numbers for people. >> rental cars, up 100%. but then again, think about rental ca

for heidi and weinstein, we do hard work and we speak to the people, but with no experience as the prosecutor bushy, a child of palestinian immigrants was once a long shot to win the race. where was the handy? cuz she's with us, but after some high profile endorsements, her prospects have risen significantly above. she grew up here in harlem and new york city. she has a real authentic connection to people. and it was obvious to see what she was out campaigning. the race is coming up due the 22nd. i'm a civil rights lawyer and when a bush she says the criminal justice system is not working. at least one former federal prosecutor told me, she's partially right. the guiding calls of the criminal justice system generally or sound. but the way things have been implemented have drastically heard people of color, people who have a lot of money, who don't have a lot of power. whoever is the next district attorney at manhattan, they'll also have to decide how or if to proceed with the criminal investigation into former president donald trump's finances. for now that is something a bu she doesn't want

thank you. universal pictures announced it's making the 1st hollywood movie about the harvey weinstein scandal. the script is based on the book, she said about the new york times investigation of the former film executive and convicted rapist. now, actress carry mulligan is set to play one of the journalists who exposed allegations against wind, steam, and german filmmaker mother of the netflix theories unorthodox will be taking the director's chair. well, this looks like it could be part of a statue from ancient room. but look a little closer at this foot, and you'll see a lab rat with an ear growing on its back. part of british artist damien hirst. exhibition archaeology now at rome's galleria bought a gazer per se, started creating the sculptures a decade ago, along with the myth, their treasures rescued from a ship wreck. now they can be seen alongside works by some of italy's greatest masters the book of leviticus shared by jews and christians says, love thy neighbor as thyself. but what if your neighbor is new from a far away land and has a different skin color? the documentary a

so, the thing is, i was thehe first one to go on the record about harvey weinstein and that kind of sicknessputting your entertainment in your head. while we have all been entertained by britney spears she has been being tortured. and i know it seems like one person. but they have done this to women and humans and whistle-blowers and people they don't like. and like you said, tucker, the people, the monsters inuc power that control the puppets, not just her. but the message it sends to every girl or every boy out there i'm a are disposable and the elite can own you. >> tucker: so i think it matters. i do. i think the individual matters above all.er and if they can destroy one person, they can destroy everyone.. i know nothing but what you just told me.es but i think you make a really compelling case. i love that you care and i'm really glad that you came on tonight. rose mcgowan, thank you very much. >> i'm on it.to thank you, tucker. >> tucker: thank you. we've got a lot more ahead. but first, in light of what we just heard, i'm not going to do this. our producer's teleprompter and like anc

that gave permission and validation and encouragement to the weinstein women who then saw that we weren't e vis rated or beheaded in the public square. they had the courage to come out and one thing after the other, the domino effect of women finding their voices and healing in powers to speak out against their perpetrators. for many years every one who thought women who were raped or sexually assaulted were in the minority. that's not true. it's because we didn't have a voice and people were afraid to speak out. because we spoke out and saw justice with cosby, every one else felt empowered and spoke out. women who have been molested from childhood on prove to be more in the majority. this is a sad statement about a woman's value, a woman's worth. what is happening right now and we need to do something about this. yoen what. i'm so stunned. my sftomach is in knots. >> nothing will change that d tidal wave that you began. you will tell us what your next move is and i look forward to talking to you again. thank you very much for join ugh us with your thoughts. >> thank you for having me. th

hasn't been a lot of major prosecutions that are attached to the me to move and other than harvey weinstein, as we all know. and then of course, you know, we had bill cosby, but there not a lot of other big time celebrities, particularly in hollywood that were convicted and given long lengthy sentences. remember bill cosby had about 3 to 2 years and he only really spent about 2 and a half years of that since. and so people had expected him to possibly pass away in prison because he was 83 years old. they were thinking, if he does 10 years, he got a 93. he might have, you know, might not be around in. so this really was a watershed moment. but things have seemed to kind of calm down in hollywood. and you don't see a lot of the investigation or the reports or the all these wonderful tantalizing stories about people coming forward with their me to movement any more. not the way we did about 3 years ago for sure. j. matthews. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. their mission, last of nearly 2 decades and cost the lives of $59.00 of their comrades and countless civilians. but now t

this is harvey weinstein level sabotage, this personal life wa absolutely ruined, and hurts as far asost a coupl of contracts, sure, but she is still on the cover of magazines she still has millions of followers. i don't see yet what the accountability is with the fact that she told nine years old to kill themselves, there has to b accountability beyond. >> did she say it? >> is coming lindsay lohan, ed morse leads to your wrist for its. >> i have to say this before we go, i got an e-mail i don't kno how many years ago about this story, about, i talked about ho much i like project one way and i was watching so i get this e-mail from somebody telling me the story about frank estelle and he's being ruined and destroyed and i remember going don't want to get in the middle of this because, he's being accused of racism and i didn't want what do i come out and defend this guy. i don't know, maybe he is a racist. he was like kryptonite, and the person he reached out either wa a friend of his or something saying this is really really bad , and i did nothing because what could i do. >> talk ab

and, of course, you take on a huge range of issues kind of astonishing, everything from me too and weinstein ix to contemporary apartheid south africa, the expense of the trans women and men, trauma and in literary of course your abiding preoccupation with psychoanalysis. i would characterize the book as, sorry, what are the things that characterizes the book is what i would call very productive ambivalence. you insist on holding together what might be thought of as contradictory impulses between, for example, condemning male violence and recognizing the psychic fragility which that violence is born, between seeking legal redress for sexual violence and recognize the essential ungoverned victualing of sex. and between registering the ubiquity of male sexual entitlement while wanting to leave some space for individual men to distance themselves from what i would call the patriarchal. one feature of this is you refuse a kind of orthodox radical feminism that we see female supremacy as a perfect achievement of male power and the fact you want to diagnose that vision as part of what gives rise t

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. >> i mean, i can think of one case coming down the road quite quickly, which is harvey weinstein'ser his new york conviction. you know, the reality is and the pennsylvania supreme court made note of this in their decision. there is a trend in the judiciary to allow character witnesses to come in. meaning people that testify about the character of a defendant. that testimony as long as i've been practicing law was considered irrelevant. it's not probative of what happened on the night in question. doesn't make it more or less likely that mr. cosby did this, that a few other people came in and said some bad things about him. we need to get away from that as a trend. makes our judicial system less fair. >> neil: all right, guys. thanks very much. for those waiting to hear from bill cosby, he didn't speak but lawyers and colleagues did in his defense and in complete support. he's going to spend time with his family and enjoy life. we'll have more after this. struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me g

. >> jesse: again, hollywood protected this man just like they protected harvey weinstein and i looks arrogant sloppy prosecutors that booted another case again. you said it right, tammy, cosby was found guilty by 12 jurors. but, again, these prosecutors get in there like they did with the alaska senator ted stephens, like they did with trump, like they did with rudy and scooter libby. they get in there and blow it up and screw it up for the victims and it happens every single time. i know know mark agrees with me as a defense attorney. he doesn't like prosecutors either. we will leave at that really quick though, mark. >> i was just going to say the interesting thing that tammy mentioned was there wasn't a written agreement but the prosecutor, the former prosecutor bruce caster who incident dentally defended trump in impeachment is the one who testified that he had this oral agreement. that's what they hung their hat on. >> jesse: all right. there you have it pennsylvania supreme court making news again. [laughter] always controversial. thank you very much, guys. >> thank you. >> je

back in new york, jack weinstein, a brooklyn federal judge who sat on the bench for over half a century and oversaw landmark class-action lawsuits, died here at the age of 99. in 1984, he approved a $180 million settlement for vietnam veterans who were exposed to agent orange. he also ruled on key cases against gun manufacturers and big tobao. in puerto rico, another power failure left hundreds of thousands of homes in the dark across the island late wednesday. this is the second major outage following the recent takeover of the electric grid by u.s. and canadian company luma energy. labor unions and others have been protesting against the privatization of puerto rico's energy network. and in greece, the conservative-led parliament passed a bill that allows employees to work more hours in a day in exchange for time off. the bill was condemned by opposition lawmakers and labor unions, which organized strikes and demonstrations in response. this is a protester speaking from athens wednesday. >> workers are determined not to allow our rights to be destroyed, not to go back to previous cent