me and even harvey weinstein. and i understand that, and i'm like probably going to, sorry if i don't give them much 70, but i see where you're coming from as a lawyer as what you swear to protect. and i know that you care a lot about sex trafficky and stopping it. something near one of your causes. so you, i trust your opinion is that being said, considering what just happened with bill cosby, where he got out on charges that had nothing to do with his actions but on a legal technicality. but so therefore he's allowed to walk free and a lot of women are going. but it that, that does nothing to say that he did not do the horrible things that we now know that he did. is there any concern to possibly that same card could be played here that if you say that there's been such a horrible, horrific prosecution of weinstein in new york or california? could we see winds and going down the same path of what bill cosby and possibly walking free on a legal technicality. what let me out, my dear, dear. and let me talk to you

the judge disagreed and weinstein arrived here on tuesday. weinstein's lawyers are urging the court to toss out three charges because of the statute of limitations. >> these allegations them for many years ago, and that the problem the district attorney's office is going to face, and that the problem all of these accusers face -- >> this is not television. this is real life. this is a real case. it is not necessary to have forensic evidence in order for this case to be proven. >> reporter: if convicted in california, weinstein could spend the rest of his life in prison. anthony pura, cbs news, los angeles. >>> more than 80 women have accused weinstein of sexual misconduct. the 69-year-old is appealing his new york conviction and said he's never had nonconsensual sex with anyone. >>> back in the bay area, some protesters are upset over uc berkeley's redevelopment plans. they rallied today outside the university of california building in oakland. they're fighting to save peoples park and an eight unit rent-controlled building at 1921 walnut str

harvey weinstein pleading not guilty to all 11 counts of sexual assault that he's facing in the state of california we saw the 69-year-old disgraced former movie producer wheeled into the courtroom, he looked pale, tired and he was wearing brown jail clothing for this hearing that only lasted about six minutes. at this arraignment, he was also denied bail. now, of course, weinstein is already a convicted rapist, based on a verdict that was handed down last year in new york but he could be convicted of rape again here in the state of california this time that's just one of the counts that he's facing, in addition to forcible oral copulation, sexual battery by restraint, and sexual penetration by use of force. all of these charges stemming from alleged encounters he had with five women in the los angeles area between 2004 and 2013 now, with harvey weinstein being 69 years old and already serving a 23-year prison sentence back in new york, he could be looking at the rest of his life behind bars phillip? >> not looking good for him. simone, thanks. >>> still to come, is the crypto craze b

the court ruled on that would be a feather in harvey weinstein's. fact that he got off on it technicality because he agreement harvey weinstein cannot pull back on any such agreements of the cosby decision today zero impact on harvey weinstein's future. kennedy: somebody has to pay the piper some point have a feeling bill cosby might end up in -- in helping the crime wave is reaching a boiling. the car break-ins are up listen to this number 750% in san francisco. hope you like your tesla. a news crew in oakland was held up by armed robbers while reporting on the city's crime spike in l.a. los angeles county sheriff alex villanueva cities taking matters into his own hands bowing to clear the famous venice each boardwalk of its homeless camps after recent murder there and tons of crime and calling the democratic mayor eric garcetti had l.a. supervisors architects of failure. how bad is crime and homelessness have to get in california because democrats admit it hasn't done any justice to this beautiful carted -- part of the country. chris wilson is bac

this open secret that harvey weinstein was assaulting women.nother clip. >> i met harvey at the peninsula at least 20 years ago, and i remember sitting there on the terrace out there at the peninsula waiting for harvey. and all of a srudden, harvey comes running onto this thing screaming like a mad man. why do you write this about me? why do you write this? why do you say i'm a bully, which was funny in the moment. and then he said, what have you heard about me? and i thought, all right, like this is the moment. like, this is it. i got to do this now or do it never. i said i heard you rape women. >> amazing. ronan, you're kind of walking us through what reporters go through in trying to uncover something like this. it's remarkable to see this sort of revealed to the viewer right before their eyes. >> i was fortunate to have all of these sources talk to have fellow reporters talk and i do think you're right. it gives us something really valuable which is, look, this is not just a story about harvey weinstein, about one person's crimes. this is a

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as well as people like harvey weinstein who are cheering. the man once known as america's dad was known for drugging and molesting dozens of women has been in prison for nearly three years pray today pennsylvania high court overturn his to an 83-year-old actor never should have been basic charges the first place. the judge ruled the sitcom star had a nonprosecution dealt the previous district attorney and the current d.a. ignored that deal. in other words he got out on a technicality. this afternoon cosby did not comment on the case but his lawyers did, watch. >> you knew all along he never should been prosecuted for this but he had every right to rely on the prosecutor's word. and they pulled the rug out from underneath him because of politics because a court of a public opinion, that is not our system should operate. when that happens, there cannot be, if there'd been a just verdict and adjust sentence would not be a fighting braid there is not a just sentence and eight non- just verdict. steve are block, blah, blah that voice good god. sh

. >>> harvey weinstein extradited to los angeles. the former hollywood producer now facing sexual abuse charges there. >>> plus, why your orders for new beds, couches and other furniture might not come for months. the critical shortage of a key material and how to speed things up >>> and how far we have come since those early days in space. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. it is not where most of us imagined we would be seven months after the first highly effective vaccine became available in this country, yet here we are tonight talking about a fourth covid wave, doing exactly what the first, second and third waves did, inundating hospitals in their path with a surge of very sick patients while infection numbers accelerated by the delta variant are now climbing virtually everywhere, this wave is crashing over the most vulnerable states and communities, places with low vaccination rates and yes, deaths are starting to climb, too. miguel almaguer leads us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight inside a grow

weinstein says any sexual contact he had with the women was consensual. if convicted in california, weinstein could spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> coming up, dangerous discovery. how 15 invasive potentially threatening live giant african snails wound up at a texas airport. >>> and soccer storm. players try to get away as a dust devil rolls in during a game. this is the "cbs morning news." [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain with aspercreme. (vo) sensitive to cat allergens? join the thousands who've discovered a difference don't thank them too soon. with pro plan liveclear. the only cat food to reduce allergens an average of 47%. save today at proplanliveclear.com. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, u

. >>> harvey weinstein back in court. >>> american olympians sidelined with covid and acid shooting lobsters >> live from cnbc, the facts the truth. the news with shepard smith. >> and good evening. across three continents, cities are either on fire or under water. if the summer feels apocalyptic, for many, it is. in china, at least 25 people are dead after the heaviest rainfall in 1,000 years in the u.s., more than 70 wildfires burning in the west. fueled by record heat and drought. streets in germany swallowed by torrential floods. forest fires, and a heat wave ravaging some of russia's frozen tundra climate experts say this is a crisis that demands attention right now. but covid has made that difficult. it's an excuse that climate envoy john kerry says can no longer stand >> i am very sorry to say the suffering of covid will be magnified many times over in a world that does not grapple with and ultimately halt the climate crisis we don't have the luxury of waiting until covid is vanquished to take up the climate challenge. >> speak to renowned climate expert andrew desler about the extrem

while harvey weinstein, he entered a not guilty plea today on 11 counts.he's convicted on all of these charges will he could be facing life in prison. now the 69 year-old he was wheeled into court this morning. criminal courts here in downtown los angeles. he was wearing a brown prison uniform also was in handcuffs and wearing a mask. the disgraced hollywood mogul made his initial court appearance today after being extradited from new york one steam pleaded not guilty to 11 counts including rape and battery by restraint. these charges involve 5 women in southern california between 2004 2000, 13. the indictment was unsealed today. he is scheduled to return to court on july 29 for a motions hearing. prosecutors have said they are ready to proceed to trial within a 120 days. the former mega producer is already serving a 23 year prison sentence for a assault conviction in a different case in new york initially weinstein's defense team asked to postpone this arraignment due to a medical procedure related to his eyesight. but that request was denied. >> his team

the only words harvey weinstein spoke in his short arraignment in superior court wednesday.his appearance, mostly blocked by his attorneys as they announced their intent to challenge three of the seven counts of rape and sexual assault facing him. they've alleged time period between 2004 and 2000 and five that's clearly barred by the statute limitations because that was brought well beyond any reasonable interpretation of a 10 year statute of limitations. mark werksman went on to say with a fair trial, his client will be acquitted. you have to understand that these charges stem from allegations that were made years and years ago. they are not corroborated by any scientific forensic evidence by any credible, reliable evidence to support the allegations. attorney gloria allred represents two of the five women in l. a county's complaint against the former movie mogul, but i can assure you it is not necessary to have forensic evidence. in order for this case to be proven the idea that none of these witnesses have any corroboration. i'll just say i would take very strong issue wi

. >>> just hours from now convicted rapist harvey weinstein will be back in court. and new charges he is facing. >>> first, though, at least 18 people are dead as a part of china seeing record setting flooding not seen in a thousand years. video from the eastern part of that country showing subway passengers fighting for their life, as rushing waters overwhelmed tunnels and trains there. at least 12 people died in the subway tunnels. an estimated 2,000 people have been displaced from this record-setting rain, which is expected to continue today. >>>. >>> harvey weinstein will be back in front of a judge in an hour from now, not in new york, in los angeles this time where he is facing multiple new sex charges. the movie mogul extradited from new york where he is sebbing a 23-year a first degree criminal sex act. he denies ever having nonconsensual sex with anyone. simone, what are the charges and what do we expect to hear from him in court today? >> good morning, aaron. harvey weinstein back in los angeles, but all of the power and privilege he once enjoyed as been s

> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, late breaking developments in the harvey weinstein investigation. >>> plus, the covid concerns looming over the summer olympics and how team usa is doing in early competition. >>> plus, reflections after returning >>> new at noon, less than an hour ago, harvey weinstein entered a not guilty plea in los angeles to 11 counts of sexual assault. the disgraced hollywood mogul was moved back to california ad 23 year sentence in buffalo. he maintains every encounter was consensual. >>> olympic competition has already started in japan, even before the opening ceremonies on friday. looking letter to tokyo now, the u.s. women's soccer team had a disappointing start, losing 0-3 to sweden in their first match. they play again saturday against new zealand. and in softball, the u.s. women's team beat italy. as for covid concerns, athletes are not required to be vaccinated, but the safety protocols are strict. any athlete who has come in close contact with someone testing positive must test daily and warranty and in a single dorm room, including fou

weinstein maintains that every encounter was consensual.he 69-year-old is already serving a 23 year sentence in buffalo. >>> a $26 billion settlement is in the works in the battle over the nations opioid crisis. state and local government attorneys say they are on the verge of a deal with three of the country's biggest drug distribution companies. the settlement would end thousands of lawsuits against them. it would also fund addiction treatment and prevention. >>> pfizer's antismoking drug, chantix, has been recalled after high levels of carcinogens were found in some lots. but the company is saying it's only a problem if someone is exposed over a long period of time, and that the health benefits of quitting outweigh the theoretical risk. >>> he is fat and he is sassy. this harbor seal pup back at sea after a rough start to life. >> this is how osborne looked when he arrived at the marine mammal center in sausalito after being separated from his mother, but after just a few months of rehab, he is happy and healthy, and he is back in the wi

weinstein maintains any sexual contact he had with women was consensual.his convictions in new york state where he was given a 23 year prison sentence. he is appealing his conviction and sentence in new york. >>> the chair of former president trump's inaugural committee is in custody in southern california. tom beric is accused of obstruction of justice and making false statements to federal agents. a spokesperson says he will plead not guilty. federal prosecutors want him held until his bail hearing, citing wealth and access to a private jet. >>> last week people received the first payment of the child tax credit. more payments are on the way. they come monthly through the end of the year. >> what if you didn't get any money? chmura is going to show us how to track down any hiccups. >> if you didn't get your child tax credit, a couple things could be standing in the way. the irs may not know you have a kid. it could be using outdated tax info. you should have received this letter, letter 6417, officially. start your search for answers on the irs website.

weinstein says any sexual contact he had with the women was consensual. >> this is not television. this is real life. this is a real case. it is not necessary to have forensic evidence. in order for this case to be proven. >>> and late comedian robin williams would've turned 70 today. he died by suicide at his tiburon home in 2014 after being diagnosed with lewy body dementia. of course, one of his most famous roles, misses doubtfire set right here in the bay area, san francisco. disney plus uploaded its today in his honor. >> his talent is truly missed. >>> the west coast heat waves could be to blame for dozens of food poisoning cases in washington state. 52 people have come down with vibrio since this month. more than half reported eating oysters. the disease linked to undercook shellfish, and experts say the bacteria that causes it may be thriving right now due to the record heat and low tides. >>> i have noticed the skies here in new york in a little bit soggy. you could say it's from the fires coming out west, but i'm from california. it's always sort of fire territory, where

. >>> right now harvey weinstein is back in a courtroom. he is in a courtroom. breading guilty to the charges he is facing. >> jose, good morning. as you mentioned in just a little while we expect to see harvey weinstein in this courtroom behind me. they are trying to get three charges dismissed. three of the 11 sex crime charges that he is facing in this upcoming trial here in los angeles on the grounds that the three charges fall outside of the statute of limitations. they're arguing that they were filed more than ten years after the date of the alleged crime. the charges are forcible rape, forcible oral sex, and sexual battery by restraint. it means a possible 15 year sentence for each charge. now all of these 11 charges step from alleged interactions that harvey weinstein had between 2004 and 2013. they say that harvey forced himself upon them. and it happened inside of hotel rooms in los angeles. even if his legal team is able to get some of these charges dismissed, they are still looking at the real possibility of spending the rest of his life behind bars.

. >>> harvey weinstein will now face charges for the sexual assault of five women in los angeles. weinstein arrived at an airport there in burbank tuesday after losing his fight against extradition. >>> a combination of extreme temperatures and drought is creating the perfect storm to fuel wildfires in the western united states. our jake ward takes a closer look into the science behind the fast-spreading flames and why researchers are so concerned >> reporter: more than 80 large fires are burning across 13 states with brutal heat, high winds, and flames already scorching 1.2 million acres. scientists predict not just more fire this summer but more dangerous fire because the fuel is so dry. >> drier it is, the faster it can spread >> reporter: this man runs one of the top fire labs at san jose state university in april we thought this looks really bad and then may, oh, still looking bad. june, oh, this is looking really bad. and now july it's the lowest we've measured >> reporter: the difference between a fire that runs through moist vegetation like thisnd a fire that runs through

weinstein could appear in court as early as tomorrow on charges including five women in los angeles. he was already sentenced in new york last year to 23 years in prison for rape and sexual assault. we're going to turn now to the sticker shock many parents are seeing as they begin to buy back-to-school items. this summer more than half of shoppers have started buying supplies and what they're getting is a painful lesson in economics. here's cbs' omar villafranca. >> reporter: in the middle of summer, these fort worth, texas, parents are already thinking about the fall. and the rising cost of school supplies. >> it's kind of crazy just to see how the prices have gone up so exponentially. >> reporter: maray elliott is in line for free pencils, notebooks and paper. the fort worth school district will spend more than $4 million on school supplies. >> i looked at target online for crayons and they are more than $3. normally i've seen them, walking through the store, 50 cents, so it was kind of shocking. >> reporter: industry experts say part of the reason for the price jump is when covid

weinstein.ghts, spoke to authorities, incriminated himself and were prosecuted. the two cases are not similarly situated. it has very little to do with the court decision as it related to the does did i matter. >> joey jackson, always appreciate your insight. thank you so much for getting up early with us on the holiday weekend. happy fourth. >> always. thank you, christi. >> thank you. >>> up next, we want to tell you about a love story that you are not going to forget. hear how a man fell in love with his wife all over again. this is remarkable. stay with us. there's an america we build and one we discover. one that's been tamed and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. ♪ ♪ you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l. ♪ ♪ we have to be able to repair the enamel on a daily basis. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. my go to toothpaste i

that remember harvey weinstein is going to be tried los angeles.orward other judges that are hearing these type of cases may stop and think. i don't want my kids to be overturned reaction of cosby's release was swift and mostly skating on social media. cosby's tv wife alicia was shot tweeting a terrible wrong is righted. a miscarriage of justice is corrected and after a meta activists, amber tamblyn tweeting. i personally know women who this man drugged and raped while unconscious. on the court and this decision. >> and that was kareen wynter reporting for us. just about 2 hours ago, a statement was shared on bill cosby's twitter account in his first public statement since being released. cosby writes in part, i have never changed my stance nor my story. i have always maintained my innocence. kron 4 spoke with a woman from the bay area who was a victim of cosby. she says, and that we will have our full interview tonight on kron 4 news at 8. >> turning now to our other big story tonight. a facebook confession years after an alleged assault now playi

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the disgraced hollywood mogul harvey weinstein has been handed over for transport to california to faces. weinstein has been serving a 23—year prison sentence in new york since being convicted of rape last year. prosecutors in los angeles charged him with further allegations of sexual assault and launched extradition proceedings. more than 80 major fires are now raging across 13 us states. in oregon, the nation's largest active wildfire has burned about 600 square miles — or 1500 square kilometres, prompting thousands of evacuations. over 2,000 firefighters are tackling the so—called bootleg fire, one of the largest blazes in the state's history. the fires are so intense in the west that health agencies on the us east coast are warning that poor air quality from the smoke travelling across the continent, poses a health hazard. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes reports. the effect of fires burning more than 4000 kilometres away, hazy skies in new york city, caused by smoke from the western wildfires and public health experts have warned that people with breathing problems shoul

there was, of course, the famous case of harvey weinstein, the hollywood producer.onviction is also being 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's not clear. there seems to be very specific things that relate to this, and to this immunity deal that mr cosby had, and i think some people are already saying this was a one—off, a specific, a procedural issue, if you like, and that a wider message can't be drawn from this. one of bill cosby�*s lawyers has told the bbc that the case was about due process. it told the bbc that the case was about due process.— about due process. it was alwa s about due process. it was always a _ about due process. it was always a strong _ about due process. it was | always a strong contention about due process. it was - always a strong contention that he should never have been prosecuted as a result of an agreement he made with the prosecutors, an agreement on which he relied when he waved his fifth amendment right to sil

weinstein is now sitting in a los angeles jail, where he faces 11 sexual assault counts involving five california women. he's being held on $5 million bail and is set to appear in court tomorrow. >>> a suspect involved in a deadly shooting at a southern california synagogue has pleaded guilty to murder. 22-year-old john ernest also admitted guilt to other states charges connected to the 2019 attack in san diego county. one woman died and three others were injured. ernest is expected to be sentenced in september to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> coming up, the bay area city that's selling homes way over asking price, and why the real estate market is burning out some homebuyers. >>> plus, it is july 20th, does the date ring a bell? the space and science center shows off its new exhibit. we'll have a preview before it opens to the public. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, some tech workers not returning to the office as soon as they thought. is another rise in covid cases causing one company to change course? >>> the family of a missing berkeley runners as they are ex

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the 69 year old is appealing that conviction and sentence weinstein was one of those powerful produces in hollywood until he was hit with dozens of sexual misconduct allegations. in 2017 german chancellor, anglo merkel has promised to speed up financial support for the victims of the devastating floods that have killed at least 160 people. federal and state governments are contributing to a 470000000 dollar emergency funds on tuesday. marco, vis too bad monster eiffel, one of the worst times people say age isn't arriving false enough. steadfast and reports with a bare hands and a lot of determination chain. so fallen tears clean up one house after the other. this story town of batman's that i felt so sweet washed away by the power of the swollen river, our jeanette dinner and her husband feared a 400 year old house has become uninhabitable after water. inundated the ground. floor to coppell are known as the gatekeepers of the centuries old fortress and work as to guides. i spoke best, but we always told tourists about the horrible flood in 1956 when part of the wolves disappeared. but

. >>> convicted sexual predator harvey weinstein is back in california. los angeles prosecutors say that the former film mogul will be tried on charges of assaulting five women in los angeles and beverly hills from 2004 to 2013. the 69-year-old has been held in new york state after being convicted in new york city of criminal sex act and third-degree rape. weinstein maintains his innocence and contends that any sexual activity was consensual. >>> now, you may expect to see an anti-plastic waste ballot initiative on the november 2022 ballot. that measure would require plastic manufacturers to ensure that their products are recyclable or reusable. it would also create a fee of up to one cents on every item with plastic packaging. supporters of the proposed initiative say that they hope to stop more waste from polluting the ocean. now, they collected more than 623 valid signatures for it to qualify for the ballot. >>> in the beginning of the new york stock exchange, the opening bell there, the dow up 617 points right now. the dow was up today as stocks snapp

to filing more lawsuits. gabriel's ando jazz eater new york, the former hollywood producer harvey weinstein has pleaded not guilty to rape and sexual assault charges in los angeles. he was expedited to california from new york state, where he was sentenced to 23 years in prison for sexual assault and rape. weinstein was one of the most powerful, produces in hollywood until dozens of women came forward in 2017. today mark's 10 years since a gunman went on a rampage, killing 77. people in norway, commemoration ceremonies being held, attended by government officials, survivors and family members of the victims. earlier noise prime minister and a soleberg said, hatred and racist ideology cannot quote, stand unopposed. still to come here on the news, we look at why the 1st protest by athletes of the tokyo olympics are causing a scandal. that story and more coming up in sport. ah ah ah ah ah ah me oh, a time to international sports news is our peter. thank you so much. we start with a developing story. guinea has become the 2nd country to withdraw the team from the tokyo olympics. 5 athletes from

space on the open for humanitarian flight cache is going to hear from a hollywood produce harvey weinstein has pleaded not guilty to rape and sexual assault charges in los angeles. he was extradited to california from new york state, where he was sentenced. 23 years in prison, for sexual assault and rape. weinstein was one of the most powerful, produces in hollywood until dozens of women came forward with allegations in 20. 17 sport is coming up on this new zone. a depleted us men's basketball team has got a much needed boost the head of the lympics, that story in a moment. the brought to you by accenture, that there be change the news with me duties by extension. let there be change. oh i more and then you now and peter got that. come all. thank you very much. we start with breaking news and the government of guinea has reversed the decision to withdraw its delegation from attending the take. you are limping of a coven 19 fears. the west african nation wolfing 5 athletes to the games. meantime, the men's football competition started on thursday and australia delivered a shock to no victor

i don't weinstein from the quincy institute for responses. statecraft, thanks for having me. in recent years, the country with the 2nd largest troop deployment in afghanistan after the americans with germany, which is also completed the withdrawal of its forces. 59 german soldiers died in the mission a memorial to the dead. the forests of remembrance, as a boon does their cause, it, it's dedicated to the men and women of the military who lost their lives in the course of duty. steph, i'm gone, is a guide. the memorial site, which was set up in 2014, many years after the start of the mission enough, ganesh, then it's your and putting a culture of remembrance and the use of memorial con to rise from one day to the next. for the fun of mall and she and he misses, they have to grow the culture of remembrance within the whole grows estimation progress is and with the experiences of the sole days on commission the 9, that's the funds and he's the culture of remembrance. it is growing that most people in germany have never even heard of the forests of remembrance, which is far from

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weinstein is accused of attacking five women between 2004 and 2013.ghting the extradition on medical grounds, claiming back and medical problems. weinstein is appealing his conviction in new york where he was sentenced last year to 23 years in prison for separate charges. if found guilty of the california crimes, he could spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> jeff bay joes, the billionaire founder of amazon and washington post got the ride of his life rocketing into space with three others yesterday. tom costello has more from van horn, texas. >> rolling off the launchpad in remote west texas, jeff bezos's billionaire space dreams came through as he, brother mark, oliver daemen and wally funk floated weightless, 66 miles up. >> is it everything you thought it would be? >> fantastic. >> their 10:30 trip coming to a soft landing in the desert sand. >> and touch down. >> 21 years after founding blue origin as an all purpose space company, bezos and his fellow passengers earned their astronaut wings today. >> there are few people i know more deserving

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as part of the celebration form a hollywood producer harvey weinstein has pleaded not guilty to rape and sexual assault charges in los angeles. it was expedited to california from new york state where he was sentenced to 23 years in prison for sexual assault and rape. weinstein was one of the most powerful produces in hollywood until dozens of women came forward. in 2017 smoke for more than 80 wildfires in the western united states is not blanketing the east coast as prompted a pollution alert in washington d. c. while new york say quality ranked among the worst in the world on tuesday. the biggest tries in the state of oregon, forced firefighters to retreat practical have been in your mission, and this is the western united states and according to scientists, this is the result of climate change. wildfires have been a part of life in this part of the country, but scientists say not like this, not this early now. this intense, not this many fires we're seeing more fire days across not only us but other parts of the world as well. and certainly the conditions are becoming worked, do s

from hollywood, producer harvey weinstein, has been extradited from new york to los angeles. he faces a 2nd trial on rape and sexual assault charges. he's already been sentenced to 23 years in prison in the state of new york for sexual assault and rape. weinstein was one of the most powerful produces in hollywood until dozens of women can forward. in 2017. the founder of amazon may be the world's richest man, but only now has jeff base of achieve a lifelong dream, flying to space on a private rocket to 0. rob reynolds reports now from van hong texas. never lost sight of today's mission for come in and start to watch the from deep in the heart of texas, the richest man on planet earth blasted off into outer space. the blue origin rocket hearing amazon founder jeff bezos, his brother, mark 82 year old female mercury space program, pioneer wally funk, and 18 year old dutch space enthusiast oliver damon climbed at 3 times the speed of sound crossing the 100 kilometer boundary that marks the edge of space before passengers exclaimed with delight as they experience several minutes

from a hollywood producer, harvey weinstein has pleaded not guilty to rape and sexual assault charges in los angeles. he was expedited to california from new york state, where he was sentenced to 23 years in prison for sexual assault and rape. weinstein was one of the most powerful, produces in hollywood, until dozens of women came forward. in 2017 the drug manufacturer, johnson and johnson, and 3 distributors of agreed to pay $26000000000.00 to resolve thousands of claims of their own. in the us. opioid epidemic lawsuits were brought by state and local governments, which accused the companies of letting the painkillers reach addicts through illegal channels. gabriel is under reports now from new york. robert canter was addicted to opioids for 3 years. it nearly killed him. all my relationships collapsed. my finances collapsed my health. everything on wednesday faced with mounting lawsuits. johnson and johnson, the largest maker of prescription opioids, plus 3 other of the largest distributors, agreed to a proposed $26000000000.00 settlement announced by coalition of state attorneys g

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while adam weinstein, as a former us marine who went to afghan, is done in 2012. he's our research fellow specializing in the region and he joins us from new york. so thank you so much for joining us here on our jazeera now. obviously, when you were in a canister back in 2012, you would have worked with some interpreters, i guess one here is that word, they would think of the slee linguistic help for us forces, but what was their role? what did they bring to to the forces their well, thanks for having me. they acted both as linguistic interpreters but also as a cultural bridge between the u. s. patrols in other countries patrolling and follow on and the local communities that were being patrol. so they, they were also acting as cultural advisors. they were helping, in some sense, keep, keep us troops safe by being the, here's to the ground, so to speak. so it was much more than simple language translation. and how key would you say that they were to the forces that they worked with? i would say they are absolutely crucial to, to the mission. i don't think. i don't