host: adam weinstein, care to respond to jim carafano? guest 2: jim is the honest one, who says he does not know how long we would have to stay in afghanistan. a lot of analysts were disingenuous, "just another six months," "just another year," and he has been honest. i disagree over whether the interests justify the cost. let's talk about the costs for a moment. it is true we did not have u.s. casualties for about a year and a half, but that is precisely because of the agreement president trump worked out with the taliban, which was an agreement to withdraw from afghanistan. if president biden had ripped up that agreement, you can believe that the surge in violence we saw in the last couple of months in which the taliban targeted the afghan military would have been directed at the u.s. military. s if we look at cost going back throughout the war, it is pretty high for the united states, in my view. 2448 deaths, not including the marines, the sailor, and the u.s. soldier killed last week. we have hundreds of major amputees. these are peop

because of weinstein.ever came out because of that. the literary agency, jan miller is like as dragon lady, she was bragging to me about how close she was to bill and hillary, an she's throwing $5,000 a plate dinner. now what's happening at that time, any time i was making a public appearance, i knew peopl were shadowing me. my boyfriend was like i can't take it. i can't take it. i'm being driven nuts. this was three years again before the news was breaking, but they knew i was writing a book. this story is exhausting. four days after knocking out weinstein in the new york times by tweeting at jeff basis. why not. first, you won a dirty oscar. an actor, ben affleck's brother who's been accused very credibl and i think did something with weinstein, i think that's what happened. elected predator, doesn't care. i had already known from just coming he was under investigation for a year before the weinstein news broke by his own company. so you telling me he doesn't know who his employee is? he was under invest

. >> tucker: so, rose mcgowan pretty much single-handedly exposed harvey weinstein for the predatorucdonor that he is. that experience, for which she was greatly punished, by the way, followed by spies, for a year, really changed how rose mcgowan sees the world. we had a fascinating conversation with her on the set. that's next. ♪ ♪ narrator: eva-marie smoked 12,000 packs of cigarettes over 15 years. she quit and now there's a new lung cancer screening that could save her life. you stopped smoking. now start screening. no matter how much you smoked, early detection could save you. talk to your doctor or learn more at savedbythescan.org hearing is important to living life to the fullest. that's why inside every miracle-ear store, you'll find a better life. it all starts with the most innovative technology. like the new miracle-earmini, available exclusively at miracle-ear. so small that no one will see it, but you'll notice the difference. and now, miracle-ear is offering a thirty-day risk-free trial. you can experience better hearing with no obligation. call 1-800-miracle right now an

and it really was a kind of conspiracy of silence, and it says a lot not just about harvey weinstein,ectors, the clintons and many others. for a new episode of "tucker carlson today," we sat down with rose mcgowan, the actor who began the uncovering of harvey weinstein. the conversation is long and wide-ranging, but we got to how she believes the weinstein story is part of a larger system of corruption. here is part of that. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: what you are saying is he is part of a whole system, that is not just harvey weinstein at all, it's like a lot of people were participating in this. like everybody. >> rose: yeah. >> tucker: so at what point do you recognize it is not just this creepy movie mogul, it is like everybody. >> rose: very quickly, when i flew home, i didn't go to any of the other premieres. i went home. i went to the management office, my managers at that time, and the head manager, that they were very powerful, i said to him, you know, what happened, and i was like, you know, shell-shocked, and the first thing out of his mouth, "i had an "l.a. times" expo on him killed,

6 months before the harvey weinstein story blew up on behalf much harvey weinstein's lawyer, said, whaty. i don't know if it were true or false. but i know if a story like that were out about me, it would to be politico front page. it is a double standard. kind of crap that i've been putting up with my entire campaign, a front page story in "new york times" all negative about my, never once mentioning that i am black and be first black governor of california, i never made a big deal out of that, i don't want people to vote for me because i'm black or against me because i am black. but first quote of female governor of new york referring to woman who succeeded after cuomo resigned, double standard, allegation made by rose mcyou go en concerning gavin newsom's wife with ignore. double standards, hypocrisy, but i knew it would happen, i have been following media all my career, this is the crap that contributors have been putting up with for a long time. mark: unbelievable. look at this clip, most of america, most of the people in this cable network have seen this. this. mark: you are runni

women who accused weinstein of sexual assault. this is the same from where the newsom's brother-in-law works, he is also the son of the co-founder. >> you don't think jennifer siebel newsom went home that night after making contact with me and talking to her husband? and if her brother-in-law they are in it together. dion: we reach out to the governors team and neither the governor or first partner responded. a spokesperson told newsweek the allegations were a complete fabrication. we have in-depth coverage of the candidates, issues and recall process as a whole. everything you need to know about the race to replace governor newsom is at our website, abc7news.com. abc 7 news a committed to building a better bay area, including coverage about your health. elwyn lopez tells us about the big debate over president biden's vaccine mandate. elwyn: l l l l l l l 200 50,000 children diagnosed with covid-19. the fda urging parents to not seek a vaccine for children under 12, saying in part, children are not small adults. >> we don't know t

. >>> movie producer and convicted harvey weinstein pleaded not guilty. he is facing seven assault charges over five women in nearly a decade. weinstein is already serving a 23 year prison sentence in new york after being found guilty last year of sexual assault. weinstein is due back in court in october. >>> coming up, the bay area center housing bears rescued during the caldor fire. the important work they are doing to help these cubs thrive, before they are released into the wild. >>> the u.s. revises its international travel policy. what you can expect when you take a trip. >>> a securit breach at minetta san jose international has authorities taking a second look at the policies and procedures. how a man drove past a secure barricade, and how put police were able to take him into custody. >>> one less worry for people living in fire zones, the news keeping insurance companies from pulling the rug out from under them. >>> coming up tonight on the cbs evening news, >> hi, hope you will join us on the cbs evening news tonight. big news from pfizer, you

people acted like i just spoke up the first day they write about harvey weinstein.'ve been around because i had to train people in the media to listen to me differently. >> tucker: the episode of "tucker carlson today" featuring part 1 of the interview with rose mcgowan comes out wednesday and the episode at 4:00 p.m. eastern foxnation.com. george w. bush the former president just gave a speech over the weekend and he compared the tragedy of 9/11 to the ruckus at the capitol building on january 6th. we notice that, glenn greenwald noticed it. it is something very interesting about the reaction and all of that is straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: so, the debacle in afghanistan has been overshadowed intentionally we don't know by a vaccine mandate. the effects lingering wealth for generations. eight the military bases are being used to recital a thousand afghan refugees how many? we have no idea. we know how who many of them are. we know that they refugees have been allowed to leave the military bases while they are housed. they can go wherever they want. wisconsin congr

people acted like i just spoke up the first day they write about harvey weinstein.'ve been around because i had to train people in the media to listen to me differently. >> tucker: the episode of "tucker carlson today" featuring part 1 of the interview with rose mcgowan comes out wednesday and the episode at 4:00 p.m. eastern foxnation.com. george w. bush the former president just gave a speech over the weekend and he compared the tragedy of 9/11 to the ruckus at the capitol building on january 6th. we notice that, glenn greenwald noticed it. it is something very interesting about the reaction and all of that is straight ahead. ♪ ♪ hearing is important to living life to the fullest. that's why inside every miracle-ear store, you'll find a better life. it all starts with the most innovative technology. like the new miracle-earmini, available exclusively at miracle-ear. so small that no one will see it, but you'll notice the difference. and now, miracle-ear is offering a thirty-day risk-free trial. you can experience better hearing with no obligation. call 1-800-mirac

it was because of harvey weinstein and other allegations, facing a series ofe rape charges.vin newsom called her on behalf of harvey weinstein's lawyer. and said before that really blew up, how can we make you happy? how can the story go away? i'm rose mcgowan even produced emails from gavin newsom's wife that they had the correspondent. whether the story is true or false, i know an allegation was made that my significant other on behalf of harvey weinstein's lawyer called rose mcgowan and try to get her to back off the story, that's all they are talkingg about. now they have the story, cnn had the story, we know they have the story, but they have not reported on it at all. real politics did, newstead, making the allegation here on your program. where's the investigation? where is the investigative journalist? where's journalism? sean: we have seen the hypocrisy. gavin newsom, restaurants closing down, he is in restaurant, no other restaurants, kids in public school, his winery stays open, and now he is giving out checks. we have 30 seconds, how do you time the checks to 16

a 20 year older article i wrote, rose mcgowan t the actress whose career was destroyed by harvey weinsteinot sleep with him, the other day, said, that gavin newsom's wife called her allegedly on by half of harvey weinstein's lawyer, saying what can we do to make this go away. now, i don't know whether this is true or false, if an allegation like that would be made against the my, politico would be running it on first page, and "new york times" and cnn talking about it it is a double standard. the crap that i've been putting up with my entire campaign, a front page story in "new york times" all negative about me, never once mentioning i am black, and i would be first black governor ofad california, i never made a deal because i don't know people to vote for me because i am black or again me because i am black, but same page, there was a article of first female governor of new york. after cuomo resigned. that is double standard i'm talking about the allegation by rose mcgowan alleging that call was made on behalf of harvey weinstein a attorneys by gavin newsom's wife. this is double standard

victims -- the harvey weinstein victims, but black women were not speaking up.his is the first time in my history that i know of that this has happened. i'm just thing for that now black women can be heard and the voices can be heard all around the world. brent: what is your main message tonight to women of color, but all women for that matter, who have been the target of any kind of sexual abuse? >> i just want them to know, you do matter, you do care, this trial has really -- these women that came forward in the documentary, the survivors and eir families, they are basically the calysts for this trial. that's for this trial. it is not only about r. kelly. if you have beenexually abused by anyone, no it's not your fault january beautiful person at the end of the day. you are still human being and you can feel that pin. now you can see that healing can begin. i don't think healing can begin until you actually receive justice for the person that actually, you know, was your predator. brent: we appreciate your time and your wise words tonight. thank you. it was lo

mcallen was one of the women who accused weinstein of sexual assault, and she says in 2017, she called her and asked what the law firm could do to make her happy. it's the same firm where the newsom's brother-in-law works. he is also the son of the firm's cofounder. >> you don't think she went home that night after first making contact with me and talking to her husband? and her brother-in-law is the partner's son, that makes him the brother-in-law of gavin newsom. they're all in it together. dion: we reached out to the governor's team and neither responded. a spokesperson told newsweek that the allegations were "a complete evocation." and we do have in-depth coverage of the candidates, the issue, and the recall process as a whole, everything you need to know about the race to replace governor newsom is that our website, abc7news.com, under the future section. moving on now, abc 7 is committed to building a better bay area, and that includes covering issues about your health. abc 7 news reporter elvin lopez tells us about the big debate over president biden's vaccine mandate. elwyn: th

bret weinstein, i appreciate it.are out of time tonight. wes will be back tomorrow night and every night at 8:00, the that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. as we said at the outside and again in the middle of the show, the biden administration has faa has tried to shut down our news gathering at the border, and we are not putting up with it. update tomorrow appear to have a great night! sean hannity takes over now. >> sean: all right, and thank you, tucker, and welcome to "hannity." >>os sean: welcome to "hannity." >> announcer: americans held hostage, abandoned behind enemy lines: day 33. >> sean: our fellow americans hostage, trapped behind enemy lines, and competence the biden state department. wait until you hear the updates, their coordination with the very professional and businesslike murdering terrorists is not going to plan, to say the least. children as young as nine and ten are getting executed.

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her from speaking out against harvey weinstein, abuses. we'll have much more on this story coming up. for you this week right here on kron 4. should mention of the governor did deny the accusations. >> polls show that most latino voters oppose getting rid of newsome. but some political strategists say that the governor should not take the latino vote for granted. recent campaign stops in heavily hispanic populated areas like santa ana showed that winning the latino vote is key for either party. california is home to some 50 million latinos making up roughly 40% of the golden state's population. a new poll from u c berkeley found that 56% of likely latino voters plan to keep governor newsome as their governor. that's lower than the 64% of latinos who supported the governor's initial bid in 2018 according to exit polls. let's talk about our 4 zone forecast this sunday night for meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now. but we can expect this week. good evening with greece. uh. hey, they're just cnn. jonathan. yeah, let's take a look at to

. >>> new details on convicted movie mogul, harvey weinstein.weinstein pleaded not guilty to the sex charges in july, and prosecutors brought a new indictment against him in august to keep those charges once dismissed. >>> according to a university poll, 62% say they have heard of texas's abortion ban, and when asked if they agree, 39% said yes, more than half, 54%, said they disagree with it. >>> what new data released overnight shows about the need for a second johnson & johnson vaccine. >>> dreamforce returns, one of the largest conventions coming bag to san francisco today. the measures being taken to keep everybody safe. plus -- >> it's based on common values and principles. >> we will have a look at america's playbook and outline of what president biden is expected to layout as it speaks to the world in just hours. this is "today in the bay." >>> good tuesday morning. i like to call it terrific tuesday. i am marcus washington. >> i am

your view of everything, even amazon and its founder, jeff bezos. >> harvey weinstein was going to gotruly gone bankrupt, he would've left it there, but he didn't. amazon studios came in to save him. turns out they bought my script at his behest to see if i had written anything about him. >> tucker: the full conversation with rose mcgowan is on tucker carlson today and it's out tomorrow afternoon on foxnews.com. so finally, polls are about to close in california i recall election. voters have a chance to oust their incompetent governor gavin newsom. we will have some updates for you straight ahead. ♪ ♪ is here. polls in the state are closing shortly. you believe think california is crazy. it still matters. it's our biggest state. on this day which is an important day in the history of the country, we are going to speak to victor davis hanson's family who homesteaded his family there and lives in that house. he join us to assess what this means. why is this recall significant? >> everybody thought california was a warning of what we will all become. gavin newsom is not running on his r

. >> jesse: rose mcgowan, she helped expose harvey weinstein.helped enable harvey weinstein's culture of sexual harassment and it's going to be a two-part episode. "tucker carlson today" on fox nation. slated to air today ends friday at 4:00 p.m. eastern. head over to fox nation now for part 1 and check that out. >> dana: greg, would you like to tell your joke that you held back? >> no i believe that joke would get me fired. >> can you tell us. >> jesse: we would like to read your joke. [laughter] >> dana: just tell everyone. all right, great show. that's it for us. "special report" is up next with bret baier. hey, bret. >> bret: are you sure greg doesn't want more time. >> greg: nobody wants me to stay here. >> bret: we do. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are learning new details about the bombshell allegations concerning then president trump's top military adviser and what the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff did or did not do to try to calm the chinese assuring them that the u.s. was not planning any military

he is english liberal with power, and if you squint come even kind of looks like harvey weinstein. know that was going to go against him. i don't have enough life experiences to write about. i don't have enough to put it on the post-it note but i will say one thing and this is going to get me in trouble. if a woman ever tells you, i am a champion of women, no, they're not. they are the first to talk about your loose caboose when you are ready to leave the room. they will shake you in the kidney with a dull nail file. women who stand up and say i'm a champion for you, no. no, never. >> greg: [laughs] tyrus. >> tyrus: you want me to follow them? i have got to go see a guy about a generator. listen. all women should be heard. all investigations. if the investigation says you didn't do nothing, then you can stand up for cuomo but in this case, he's got 100% in the wrong way. 100% of every woman in the investigation he failed. if there was ever a guy not to say let's give them the benefit of the doubt, it is this guy. >> greg: and she still helped him out. >> tyrus: respect the investig

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, gavin newsom's wife jennifer reached out to her to relate a message from weinstein's attorney david> do i agree with him on all points, no, so what, he is the better candidate in the better man. i know you can do better and i know you can be better and i know this is the person that can push that better. ashley: newsom's office has not responded to macgowan's obligations, elder says he doesn't know if their true but he did tell fox l.a. that the actors has produced e-mail sent to her from gavin newsom's wife, that is the story. stuart: thank you, minneapolis could replace the police with the department of public safety if the judge oks the major it could be voted on as early as this week. business conventions are making a comeback the big manufacturing expo kicks off in chicago today, we will take you there after this. ♪ we finally found the perfect house. yeah, we couldn't believe the deal we got. just lucky i guess. (sfx: airplane flying overhead) we're a little closer to the airport than we thought... (sfx: airplane grounded outside the house) at least geico makes bundling our ho

most infamously, the exploits of disgraced movie mogul, now convicted sex offender, harvey weinstein.n ongoing structural problem. when "me too" went viral and the focus was on women in hollywood. for women of color, particularly black women, who have such high, high rates of sexual violence, indigenous women who have such high, high rates of sexual violence -- the problem is not getting any better. >> reporter: the impact of those initial outcries and the investigations they sparked still reverberating in present day. >> as you probably know, i'm stepping aside as your governor. >> in the cuomo case, i try to get people to focus not on just the resignation, but on the investigation and on the disclosure, right? linsey boylan having the courage to talk about it is the progress. tish james investigating is the progress. i am just astonished that we are at this place in such a short period of time. >> reporter: cuomo has denied all sexual harassment allegations against him. over the years, tarana's fought relentlessly on behalf of fellow survivors. but it's her own story of struggles an

. >> el exproductor de cine harvey weinstein se declaró no culpable de los cargos de delitos sexualessado cumple su condena de 23 años por cargos similares pero en nueva york. >> y esta semana se espera que un juez dictamine si el sospechoso en la desaparición de kristen debe ir a juicio, smart desapareció hace 25 años de la universidad donde acudía, autoridades arrestaron a paul flores este año en conexión con la muerte de la joven, su padre también fue acusado de complicidad. en un juicio preliminar que concluyó ayer testificó una mujer que afirma que flores le dijo, y citamos, me hice cargo de smart. el juez guede terminar si hay causa problema. >> los testimonios de esta empresa se reanudaron esta mañana en san josé. la semana pasada un informante testificó que la acusada, elizabeth holmes sabía que la tecnología era defectuosa y que los datos fueron elegidos cuidadosamente. está acusada de engañar a inversores por cientos de millones de dólares promocionando tecnología de análisis de sangre que resultó defectuosa. >> el presidente joe biden se dirigió a las naciones unidas con un

governor gavin newsom's wife of attempting to bribe and silencer from speaking out against harvey weinstein's we'll have much more on the story coming up during the kron 4 news in prime time starting in 8. meanwhile, governor gavin newsome denying those accusations today while out on the trail. kron four's also reached out to the governor's office for more details. but so far we have got to hear back. >> and tomorrow president biden will be campaigning with governor newsom on the final day before election day. he will not be making appearance in the bay area, but he will join in long beach for a campaign to get event again. election day is tuesday, september 14th and we will have full team coverage on election night starting at 5, our crews will be all over the state as the results are coming in. we will also have a special edition of inside bay area, politics. our panel of local experts will be joining us. and also be taking a live reports from all of our reporters who are at the canada headquarters all over the state. so make sure you join us right here on kron. 4 on election night. that is

the actress whose career was ruined who wouldn't sleep with harvey weinstein said publicly yesterdayvin newsom contacted her six months before the harvey weinstein story broke and asked her on behalf of his lawyer how can we make this story go away? i don't know whether or not it's true. where is "politico", cnn, "washington post", nrk times who all wrote about allegations made against me. there is a radio-free zone silence over this story. it is hypocritical. it would be a bombshell if it were alleged my wife or girlfriend six months before the harvey weinstein story broke contacted rose mcgowen and said how can we make it go away? a tree fell in the forest and it isn't making a sound. >> bill: i understand the argument you are making there, sir. you are also making an argument about california, homelessness has been a big part of your campaign. the flight out of california has been a big part of your campaign. >> absolutely. >> bill: if you think it's so bad in california and the direction for the state is in such a bad direction, what does it say about california if gavin newsom s

what can we do to make your accusations against harvey weinstein go away?exercised her that he should not be governor where she went out for larry elder. here she is talking about her experience with gavin newsom's spouse. >> i think my opponents do not understand my motivations at all. they have tried to buy me off every way. in fact, gavin newsom's ex-wife, weinstein story broke. they knew i was coming. hiding out three years in hollywood publicly in the press. so people all of a sudden acted like i just spoke up the first day they read about weinstein. i'm like no, i have been ratling their cases i had to train people in the media to listen to me differently. if they saw me as actress this all would not have worked. i had to set up a domino affect worldwide and show people if you fight and strategic and very smart about it you can cut off the head of rotten power inner stead of biting at the ankles with picket signs. pete: see tucker's interview with rose mcgowan tomorrow at 4:00 on fox nation? brian: do you think it helps? pete: hasn't helped when liber

tried to persuade her to not go public with information regarding the sexual misconduct of harvey weinstein back in 2017 reporting for news. hughes and tosh. a sweet r t. x story. let's get the $360.00 view of the california recall and bring in a syndicated columnist reuben of art and radio show host brock. laura, thank you so much for joining me for joining me. thank you. thank you. ok. just start with you for art with realistically, like republicans feel like they could win an estate, or honestly they are out. number 221. yeah, i think i think we can win and we have a very good shot at winning. so myers are not rep and cheating involved. that is the ultimate condition that we have to. we have to make, i mention the fact is that interested a lot of the recall those the petition were actually democrats who are seeking to oust gavin newsom there with it just as much as republicans are. and understandably so, they have kids also who allows the schools they have to deal with the homelessness they have to do with crime when they see so straight in their face. it's very similar. it's my mind tha

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how governor newsom's wife attempted to bribe and silence her from speaking out against harvey weinstein's abuses. we will have full team coverage on election night starting at 05:00pm. our crews are going to be all over the state as results come in. we'll also have a special edition of inside bay area politics with our panel of political experts. so definitely look for live reports from canada headquarters all over the state to make sure you tune in on kron 4 on election night tuesday, september 14th. well. >> in oakland shooting suspects hit and oakland police patrol car on 85th avenue. you can see right there, t bone down after the crash both the driver and the passenger were arrested after officers found 2 guns at the scene. the officer was taken to the hospital to recover from the crash. and good news is has since been released. police did not release any details on what led up to the shooting. and take a look at this video of a sideshow in san jose posted on the citizen app. police say more than 100 cars gathered in the area of park avenue and was way after officers shut it down 205

mcgowan has accused first partner jennifer cebil newsom against trying to bribe her against harvey weinstein back in 2017. she says sebel newsom called her and asked her what boyce shill what can do to make her heap. the newsom's brother-in-law works there and is the son of the governor. if her brother-in-law is shill what voice's partner son that makes her the brother-in-law of gavin newsom. their all in it together >> a spokesperson told abc news, the allegation is "a complete fabrication." we do have in-depth coverage of the candidates, the issues the entire recall process. everything you need to know about the race to replace governor newsom is on our website, abc7 news . commander the featured section. developing news now, coming out of mendocino county where you can see a fast-moving wildfire has destroyed multiple homes tonight. it started along so miles north of ukiah. homes burned to the ground video shows. cal fire says about 275 acker haves been scorched and that the fire is so% contained. evacuation order remain in place for parts of capela tonight. so far there is no word if any

it would be like trusting harvey weinstein with your daughter.g on like a goose -- roses are red, political love is fake. washington weddings are just funerals with cake. now, to answer your question, even duct tape can't fix stupid. oh! aug-- oh. what is this, a-- a meatball? really? it's always more fun to mess with dwight with an audience. that was usually pam, so now that she's out, i had to find someone else. turns out that stanley is quite the comedy fan. but not everything makes him laugh. he has very specific tastes. through a painstaking process of trial and error, i found out what he likes. and it's really weird. jim, come on. so juvenile. what the? you've been meatballed! dwight: ah. are you ready for some meatball? oh, man. this is not very clever, jim. i know. look for your stapler. really, jim? really? very funny. ok. good night. what's the haul? 32 meatballs. good day. that idiot's been feeding us for a week. we'll never have to buy meatballs again. [music playing] dunder mifflin. jessica, hi. how are you? oh, yay. that's so great

actress and those using the appearance and his first partner also attempted to intervene before weinsteinme forward. they deny the allegations saying what is being alleged is a complete fabrication it is disappointing but not surprising to see political opponents launch the attack days before the election. larry elder focuses on the hot button issue like that pandemic shutdown that hurts all businesses to make a shutdown this day in a more severe way than any of the other 49 states. we are one third of all small businesses are gone forever. many were run by black or brown or asian people that give it on desk avenue some claims he cares about. >> the poll shows that 50 percent of likely voters intend to vote no compared to 41 percent voting to remove him from office. the governor will be joined by the president and to make a final appeal in long beach before election day on tuesday. jon: thank you. as marian mentioned, tonight on "life, liberty & levin" sitting down with california gubernatorial candidate larry elder to talk about the recall election tonight at 8:00 o'clock p.m. eastern he

the first daughter of coming together with sexually g -- sexual assault allegations against harvey weinstein. newsom's son of the firm's cofounder. >> you don't think jennifer knew someone home that day after first making contact with me and talking to her husband? if her brother-in-law is shall are's partner's son, that makes and the brother-in-law of gavin newsom. they are all in it together. >> a spokesperson told abc news the allegations are "a complete fabrication." republican candidate john cox is also hitting the campaign trail, making a stop at the state capital. that is where governor newsom attended a birthday party last november as coronavirus kisses surged -- cases surged in california. no gimmicks are expected this time. cox has been criticized for including a live bear any previous campaign event. >> a demonstrator who is for the recall says that attack against the group will not slow her down. she is planning to come back out today. >> i will not be bullied by anti-recall people, by the non-recall group. >> police were called to this rally yesterday afternoon after someone was

they are worried about the fact that yesterday, rose mcgowen, the actress accused harvey weinstein ofsom's wife asked rose, "what can we do to make you happy? what can we do to make this story go away"? it is a bombshell and so far, washington post, nothing. cnn, nothing. can you imagine if that accusation had been made against me because during the campaign i was accused of sexism? i be talking about this from now until the day i die but nobody seems to give a rip. that is a bombshell accusation that gavin newsom's wife called rose mcgowen six months before the harvey weinstein story blew up on behalf of his lawyer and said what can we do to make this store guy away and the mainstream media doesn't seem to care. brian: yeah, it's shocking too that a woman in a gorilla mask would try to throw an egg at you thankfully she has such a bad arm and so unathletic she missed it and they don't talk about it and put it in the la times it's unbelievable that's a story and then you have your opinion person say whatever they want to say but that's news, and it's ridiculous news, but it's news. re

like harvey weinstein, but those are just gestures. down to it and it's not just afghanistan, this attitude and what is happening in afghanistan not just with terrorism, but it will inspire deep islamists around the world to treat their women badly, to treat their girls badly. that women in these families will be under a boot if sought after the o.j. o.j. simpson killing and you get away with domestic violence but in this ce you get away with treating women like pieces of meat and wearing a potato sack. this is a horrible signal to the civilized world across the board appear in anti-american feminist and the american left are compln this destruction of women's lives other groups for hollywood workgroups for the or anybody else. this has been a generational fraud on the american people and on the women and young people and the gaze of the world who have relied on american standing up for them as a beacon. in the meantime, should sean at fort mccoy with major influx of afghan refugees, there is no measles. afghanistan is the seventh larg

the movie producer harvey weinstein is heading back to court today he is facing 11 sexual a start --t month, a grand jury reinstated at charge that a judge had previously dismissed. the arraignment is happening today. he pleaded not guilty and is already in prison after being found guilty of sexual assault and rape in new york. reggie: the first all civilian space mission has passed its goal of raising $200 million first century. the fork from evers with no professional astronaut on board traveled 306 event 7000 miles -- 367,000 miles above earth. it was subjected to over -- during the flight, the crew spoke with children at saint jude, were one of them works with the children. >> can you take pictures in space? >> we can absolutely take pictures in space. we have been taking a lot of pictures. reggie: spacex plans to spend more private citizens to space in the coming months. some are paying $55 million. the company's going to read the capsule in january. kumasi: now for your money report. you may want to start planning for your thanksgiving dinner right now. there may be a turkey sh

gavin newsom's wife offered her a bribe to suppress her sexual misconduct allegations against harvey weinsteind she says she has the email to prove it, and denies the claim but los angeles suburb, bunch of voters showed up to cast their ballots and were told they had already voted. >> about 70% of the votes at this location has been shown as cast. >> right, right. >> the l.a. county registrar's office said all voters affected were offered digital ballots, but as you might imagine, concerns about fraud or clearly running high. then there is the "los angeles times" which last week called very elderly the black face of white supremacy. call them this jean guerrero says he poses a real threat to communities of color. guerrero offered no evidence for her claim and went on to say his views were shaped by white supremacist and that the "los angeles times" was nonpartisan. watch. >> he's refused to talk to nonpartisan and media outlets and journalists who are critical of him. he has refused to answer difficult questions. >> today asian columnist for the nonpartisan "los angeles times" called larry eld

harvey weinstein heading to court today, back to court i should say facing 11 sexual assault charges in los angeles involving five women's over nearly a decade. last month the grand jury reinstated a charge that a judge had dismissed and that is the arraignment happening today. he has pleaded not guilty and he is in present after he was found guilty in new york. >> in the world of drama, royalty ruled and ted lasso did very well. the acting nominees represented a lot of diversity, the acting winners, did not. george has backstage reaction. >> the me goes to "the crown." >> the crown not only one for outstanding series but the performer swept the categories. london, the lead actor josh o'connor was here in l.a. but he forgot his cell phone. >> i had to text them, so i got it -- i cannot get in touch with them, but it is all right. >> ted lasso has a similar situation on the comedy side of things winning outstanding comedy series plus awards for jason today because and along with his costars. jason reflected on how his on-screen alter ego might be feeling. jason: the fact that we walke

decision given the me too movement and particularly to see someone we've seen, bill kcosby, harvey weinstein kelly being held accountable for decades of sexual assault and violence against young girls and women. >> jean, we are getting in more information that he has been convicted of nine counts, i believe, including the sex trafficking charges and that racketeering. so they're just announcing it, you know, slowly, first was the racketeering, and now the sex trafficking because it would have been unimaginable for him not to be given what you've just said was the evidence presented in the court. >> and sex trafficking was a part of the racketeering, but the man act focuses in on sex trafficking as just you're saying right here. the jury was seven men and five women. it was a very diverse jury. it was a jury that listened to so much testimony, woman after woman, here's an example, there was a former radio d.j. intern who says that r. kelly invited him to interview him, what a thing when you're an intern, he says you can interview me. she went to a studio in chicago, was placed in a room. real

"you knew about harvey weinstein." "biden sniffed me here." "gutfeld!," show number one. glenn greenwald said, it shows clearly? >> yes, my favorite image was a masked attendant following aoc holding up the back of her gown so it wouldn't touch the ground. like, nothing says lowly proletariat quite like that. but to get someone to hold my dress up like that, i had to get married. >> greg: that's so true! >> even worse than that is the hypocrisy with the masks. none of them had their faces covered. i guess except for whatever kim kardashian was doing. they will be the same people that say you are a murderer if you can't get a mask on your 2-year-old on a flight. >> greg: right. >> i think we should all look at this and just stay "all right, you're telling me misses over." it's done. >> greg: by the way, i hate the met gala -- you know what it is, it is the oscars without the movies. >> i'm going to be honest with you, i'm embarrassed. i have been not watching tv like i said. i thought she was wearing a chick-fil-a dress. [laughter] i thought she had a new sponsorship deal.

. >> reporter: mcgowan is accusing newsom's wife of colluding with harvey weinstein's attorney to silence her from speaking out. newsome denied the claim. president biden is flying to california today to rally support for newsom. jillian: ashley, thank you. todd: et let's go to capitol hill where president biden's $3.5 trillion vision is in peril. senate majority leader chuck schumer going full throttle in hopes of getting the bill on the president's desk by the end of the month yet it's still a no go for west virginia senator joe manchin, calling for a pause over biden's hefty price tag. >> he will not have my vote on 3.5 and chuck knows that. we talked about this. we put out 5.4 trillions, we tried to help americans in every way we could. a lot of the help is out there and will run until next year, 2022. what's the urgency? todd: the democrats need every senator in the party the to vote yes for that bill to pass. time now, 12 minutes after the hour. the campaign trail heated as the top candidates in the aforementioned california recall make their final push. >> this recall is an extensi

this is the city of charles manson and harvey weinstein is. >> every week no matter the show, there are and you see that play out throughout the history of the sitcom. at first thought you may imagine '40s, '50s sitcoms being very white suburbia. >> there are a lot of shows of immigrants becoming a part of the american dream. >> life with luigi about an italian family, i remember mama about a norwegian family. >> "the goldbergs" is about a jewish family in this jewish ghetto. >> those shows certainly what america was trying to accomplish in the '50s and later when immigrant characters would pop up in comedies, it would be for comedian effect. >> tell me something. how come i never understand a single word you say and yet i always know what you're talking about? >> i think everybody thought that he was nuts. [speaking foreign language] >> yeah, that must be it. >> i don't think anybody believed he was a sane individual. >> in my country, everyone shares with everyone. >> that's beautiful. >> otherwise they shoot you. >> may have been an alien for as much sense as he made. >> do you know

gotten a weinstein verdict i think even five years ago, but the progress is the fact that these peopleonship with her own mother was fraught. but mom protected her in a crucial moment. i read her a passage where she describes seeing her rapist for the first time in 30 years. " she asked me if i was all right. i told her that i was shook up. maybe he just didn't recognize me because he hasn't seen me since i was a very little girl," i said. "no, he didn't recognize you because you turned out to be a smart, beautiful, accomplished woman despite him trying to take that from you." >> me crying at my own book. emotional to think about it. it was exactly what i needed in the right time and i was so grateful. we never stop needing our mothers and my mother is just a wonderful human being, and she's flawed like we all are, but she's perfectly flawed and that's such an example. she's a big part of my liberation. >> reporter: tarana reminded me that so much about the me too movement is about being seen which is what that beautiful mother/daughter moment was and because survivors are so often sil