weinstein silenced >> harvey weinstein had an incredibly complex machine designed to maintain silenceround this... >> i just remember feeling so powerless and furious... >> ...large pay outs, nondisclosure agreements... >> absolutely in fear of death i was not allowed to talk to a journalist. >> ...an array of private investigation firms. >> they completely destroyed me and my image. >> he had one of the most powerful legal teams in the country. >> he got very angry and said, “i've investigated you and you're not so clean so be careful”. >> narrator: the insiders speaking out for the first time. >> it was the company that was completely and utterly ruled by harvey. and harvey was a dictator. >> narrator: about what hollywood knew... >> i think looking back that i did know and i chose to suppress it. i chose to hide from that fact. >> narrator: now, a “frontline” special, “weinstein.” >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. additional support is provided by the abrams foundation

weinstein declined to be interviewed.he provided "frontline" with written responses to the allegations in this film. he denies any criminal conduct. >> harvey weinstein was one of the most powerful people in hollywood for decades, and he was a darling of the american political world. any time you have a story like this where people are getting hurt over decades and decades, there are people around who knew enough and could have done more to stop it. >> i think this is a momentous reckoning. but, frankly, i think there's so much more to discover. who knew about this? how much of a cover up was this? ♪ ♪ >> it began in buffalo, it all began in buffalo. it was a brash, young fellow from flushing, queens, who arrived here as an 18-year-old freshman at the university of bualo. i believe he only put in a year before he was just kind of mesmerized by all of the opportunities that awaited him here. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: weinstein built up a successful concert promotion business. then, in 1980, he made his first film. ♪ ♪ >> it was a g

the attorney for governor's wife jennifer newsom said they will not retry weinstein. her experience we believe her testimony with the other rape victims' testimony led to weinstein's conviction and the 16-year sentence. weinstein's spokesperson says they plan to focus fully on clearing the soon-to-be 71-year-old, he will appeal convictions in both new york and los angeles. kate? >> dana, thank you. >>> attorneys for tiger woods are trying to take his legal battle with his ex-girlfriend arbitration. nbc news course kaylee hartung breaks down the fight. >> reporter: tiger woods is asking a florida court to help him keep his privatee prive. in a motion to enforce erica herman's nondisclosure agreement, woods' attorneys called her a jilted ex-girlfriend who wants to litigate. >> it's strong and inflammatory language but they need to be careful depending on what she has by way of evidence. >> reporter: woods and herman dated nearly six years. >> i want to say thank you to my mom, sam, erica, charlie. >> reporter: but they're now on opposite sides of a $30 million civil sui

the arrest of hollywood producer harvey weinstein in 2017 for sexual offences precipitated the call for. actress geena davis, a long—time campaigner for gender equality, says the biggest difference is that women are, indeed, talking about the injustices and inequality they've suffered. it's made it ok talk about finally, you know, that people are very comfortable now being outspoken about the sexism, the inequality, the unequal pay, the unsafe working environments that women have suffered through for decades. while in the modern era, the number of female directors in hollywood has never edged much beyond the 10% figure, the drive for inclusion came with big gains. chloe zhao became the first woman of colour and only the second female ever to get a best director oscar in 2021 for her film nomadland. then sian heder�*s film coda, about the hearing child of deaf parents, scooped last year's best picture oscar. cheering. despite the commitment that's been made to get more women behind the camera, this year's oscars really seemed like a bit of a setback because none of the directing nominees

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the reason was mostly rv weinstein.ad saving private ryan, this big world war ii movie, and everyone thought it was the front runner dan shakespeare enough cam from near max and suddenly everything was in the air. weinstein campaigned hard fo it jim works and mira max was fighting tooth and now when shakespeare in love actually won, hollywood wa stunned. it was like that they were hit in the face with the fryin pan. >> let's talk osca predictions. do you think that michelle yeo will take home the best actres price? >> i have no clue. it is such a close race betwee michelle yeoh and kate blanche it in tar. every hour, i think a differen one at them when i have no idea >> what about best actor who do you think will win the? >> best actor is a complicated one because brendan fraser has had a lot of momentum fo months and months for his role and he will, but it seems like there might have been some energy that shifted toward austin butler for elvis. i have the sense that he might win because the academy love someone who pla

it might speed them up. >> tali farhadian weinstein, you're going to stay with us. ellison barber, thank you. >>> any minute, president biden will be making a rare trip to capitol hill, day two of rallying his party. today it's senate democrats following his speech to house democrats in baltimore last night with a message that links the party's future success to its accomplishments of the past two years. >> folks you all know how much we've gotten done, but a lot of the country still doesn't know it. that's why the big job in front of us is implementing the laws we passed so people start to sea it in their lives, all the benefits that are there because you produced it for them. you stepped up and got it done. >> i want to bring in nbc capitol hill correspondent ali vitali and former florida republican congressman david jolly and msnbc political analyst. ali, do we know what joe biden's going to be asking senate democrats to do, and will his message be any different than what he gave to the house today? >> look, chris, we've got an idea, and he's a little bit late, b

ndas are what allow harvey weinstein to abuse for 30 years. ndas allowed roger ails to do it.power relationship where somebody with power says to somebody without power, your own life experience is now my property now. and the speakout act was passed because it's allowed perpetrators of sexual harassment and sexual abuse to continue to have victim after victim after victim. so that's why the speak out act passed. unfortunately, it only applies to predispute signing of an nda which, in fact, she did in this case. miss herman worked in his restaurant. >> she wassen an employee. >> it doesn't change it. because she's an employee. but it makes it more complicated because she's an employee. and she did sign it clearly predispute, five years me dispute. the five years before he allegedly tricked her to get her out of the house and brought her -- said she was going on a vacation. >> no one can -- i don't think anyone can dispute what you're saying. what if someone is -- if you are a person of note, right, a high profile person and you have someone say coming in doing work for you or

josh weinstein, ceo of carnival.morgan and carl, my takeaway, no slowdown in booking, both in europe and the united states. we'll send it back to you guys. >> good stuff, sara, thank you. >>> later on this morning, the fed erred on the side of consistency last week and our consistency last week and our next guest saythat was a bigs ever better. it's when disruption hits your supply chain and ryder makes sure you're ever delivering with freight brokerage to transportation management, truckload capacity and dedicated trucks and drivers. >>> breaking headlines from fed vice chair of supervision, michael barr. steve liesman's got it. hey, steve. >> hey, carl. yeah, vice chair for supervision, michael barr, saying the fed is evaluating whether the application of more stringent standards would have prompted the bank to better manage the risk that led to its failure. by way of context, he's talking a lot about right there the 2019 changes to the dodd/frank act. he does seem to suggest that, perhaps, had those changes not be

given new life by avshalom weinstein and his father amnon. >> we are repairing and restoring all theseople heard during the war. >> reporter: for weinstein it's personal. his grandparents lost nearly their entire family in the holocaust. still, his grandfather, a violin repairman in israel, started to save what no one wanted. german-made instruments. why did he take them in? >> because my grandfather didn't want to see the instruments being broken, destroyed or lost. ♪ >> reporter: through their program, violins of hope, the instruments are played all over the world, reclaiming them from their dark past. some musicians at concentration camps were forced to play as their fellow jews were sent to their deaths. on this night a restored violin sang once again with the louisiana philharmonic orchestra. violinist philippe quint lost family during the holocaust. >> what a great way for future generations in terms of education, in terms of never repeating something like this again. ♪ >> reporter: here the past merges with the present. >> that is the "cbs overnight news" for this monday. make i

he taller barr here weinstein, state prosecutor in new york.lerked for merrick garland and justice sandra day o'connor. she also ran against alvin bragg. so i'm dying to cover all of this. let's talk with the lead goal strategy with trump's team and florida. what do you think is going down? >> i think that they are talking about the decision right in front of them, about whether he should go into the grand jury. i think it's unlikely that he will. but it's something to consider and i think that there is starting to get ready on their legal defenses on this charge because i do believe now, stephanie, because they invited him to come in and michael cohen is going into the drink grande prairie that this indictment is being pursued. >> after 20-- i can't get over it, 20 meetings with the prosecutor. now, tali, trump's lawyers say that they're not convinced that bragg is gonna bring a case. it sure seems like he's going to. if he does, what is he in four and dealing with team trump? >> you know, actually, stephanie, if we put aside for a minute that

daily news, most people woul collapse under the weight of this joining us now is tali farhadian weinstein and paul butler, professor at new yor university school of law - and tali, i will start with yo in terms of joe -- there so many different layers to all these different legal sagas. let's start with the one tha seems most pressing joe tacopina is president trump's counsel in this case. and it sort of seems like he may have a conflict of interest here for people who are no lawyers, can you explain how and why that might be the case >> yes, so, alex, i don' actually see how he ca continue to represent trump in this case. because he has two sets of obligations that the right issue. one is that you have talke about in terms of hi obligations to stormy daniels, because there was a time whe he represented her and so that generates conflict of interest because, under the ethical rules, he cannot represent someone whose interests ar adverse to her, which, clearly this is. >> diametrically opposed >> right and he can't use anything that she told him in confidence i that next representation now

joining me now to discuss al this is tally -- weinstein former federal state prosecutor in new york thankcan actually be happening legally speaking, what are the merits of this case? >> right, i think that thi case was inevitable, i think it's where the anti-choice movement has wanted to go in court for a long time. which is to actually go past any statutes that specifically prohibit abortion, or make people liable for helpin someone get an abortion, and just say, murder is murder in a fetus is a person so, it invokes interestingly just the murder statute in texas. and wrongful death in texas. and the language of it is baby silver was murdered, and someone needs to be held t account for doing that >> this is the movement toward fetal personhood is somethin you hear about in stat legislatures among far-right conservative members, with increasing frequency could this be, could the endgame of this case really be that to establish feta personhood and then get it worked through the court system for nationa policy >> well, i think it's a long game part of it is laying the conceptual groundwork,

. >> well, disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein will not be granted a retrial in his rape andault charges due to 2 jurors being deadlocked. the 7 year-old was sentenced to 16 years in prison by federal court. in addition to the 23 years, he's already serving in new york. jurors could not reach unanimous verdicts on charges involving 2 rape count and a assault count involving documentary filmmaker and wife of the california governor jennifer siebel. newsom. and a battery count against model lauren young weinstein is still attempting to appeal his new york verdict that was handed down back in 2020. >> it's 6.26. and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. the storm flooded parts of guerneville. as you can see here, we'll take a closer look at the damage and how people at the damage and how people are dealing with it. jack, we think you're going to love this. ♪ "pop muzik" by m ♪ corn chicken... ♪ ...corn chicken... ♪ ...corn chicken... so... get out. right. okay. mhm. my $6.99 popcorn chicken is back. only at jack in the box. paper being crumpled my $6.99 more paper being cru

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well either harvey weinstein's. well i mean what was the show was it crimewatch.wed to say what it is. i mean, we've the independent now and there's controversy over electric shock treatment for women . why does it treatment for women. why does it make them drop the sandwiches ? make them drop the sandwiches? did we just skip that? i know it's just a sequence to. oh, i don't panic . don't panic. it's don't panic. don't panic. it's my story. i'll take off . oh yes. my story. i'll take off. oh yes. mvp's are calling bonds for. i'm on electric and. both of them had a play for women in. mental healthcare, which i agree with . healthcare, which i agree with. don't think anyone should be being late targeted in the same way . i'm not, alone i don't way. i'm not, let alone i don't think you should electric shock call to us your dog. i think that's all right. but i mean, some some physicians that it does and when people does provide and when people have depression and have have extreme depression and mental health issues electric shock therapy can be something that shocks

and harvey weinstein introduces kanye west. >> wow. a girl can dream. hold that thought because i'm told we have the stars of the banshees colin farrell and brendan degreeson. how do you guys like your chances tonight? >> you know, words for troops in the

. >> reporter: for weinstein, it's personal.r entire family in the holocaust. still, his grandfather, a violin repairman in israel, started to save what no one wanted, german-made instruments. why did he take them in? >> because my grandfather didn't want to see the instruments being broken, destroyed, or lost. ♪ >> reporter: through their program, violins of hope, the instruments are played all over the world, reclaiming them from their dark past. some musicians at concentration camps were forced to play as their fellow jews were sent to their deaths. on this night, a restored violin sang once again with the louisiana philharmonic orchestra. this violinist lost family during the holocaust. >> what a great way for future generations in terms of education, in terms of never repeating something like this again. ♪ >> reporter: here, the past merges with the present. >> so, in this way, some of these victims live on. >> their name lives on, their story lives on. and hopefully the message of don't forget that we are all human being s

allowed 2 witnesses to women to come forward to say, yep, we went through that to this is harvey weinstein again, and you're not going to like the testimony. we're going to access hollywood and what he said. so that's over there. put that next is this ga grand jury case of stop the steel now that's going on as we speak, doesn't sound very exciting, but it is because remember, sometimes the most boring sound in cases are the most dangerous. then we have this jack smith, we have 2 cases from that one, the january 6. let me say something to our good friend, i guess tucker carlson who's under this impression that nothing happened is just a bunch of sightseers who you know, walked through the capital. no, no, no, there is a case called seditious conspiracy. a charge that will, it scares the hell out of me because it is covered by a variety of ideas. so maybe that's the january 6 case. then there's the morrow. i go. and you see scotty, people say, what is that the case is that the documents weren't classified, they don't have to be classified. well, joe biden had cases of his ok, fine. hillary c

well either harvey weinstein's. well i mean what was the show was it crimewatch.to say what it is. i mean, we've the independent now and there's controversy over electric shock treatment for women . why does it treatment for women. why does it make them drop the sandwiches ? make them drop the sandwiches? did we just skip that? i know it's just a sequence to. oh, i don't panic . don't panic. it's don't panic. don't panic. it's my story. i'll take off . oh yes. my story. i'll take off. oh yes. mvp's are calling bonds for. i'm on electric and. both of them had a play for women in. mental healthcare, which i agree with . healthcare, which i agree with. don't think anyone should be being late targeted in the same way . i'm not, alone i don't way. i'm not, let alone i don't think you should electric shock call to us your dog. i think that's all right. but i mean, some some physicians that it does and when people does provide and when people have depression and have have extreme depression and mental health issues electric shock therapy can be something that shocks the

then later my father spoke for a while, jazz beni goodman charlie parker gennady goldstein joseph weinsteinle of leningrad. therefore, these are the teacher above me, who i later got into, gennady says that he was all the time. legend soviet glory. god still lives legends of soviet jazz, outstanding musician the arranger was the composer at that moment, who played the oleguster and the water and vadim lyudkov's orchestra einstein in general, you need to infect you need to infect you will get good music. one must infect one must be a brilliant musician an absolutely good musician. maybe just a musician, any musician is a genius, in his own way 100 years of russian jazz, but october was celebrated. and now let's celebrate a little more. uh, 2023. so this is a good thing, but the next 100 years are ahead, which is lacking in russian jazz. uh, what to look for attention for the first 10 years, at least with the support that we receive and receive all the creative industries in our country at the moment, we are working quite closely in the field of education. and it's not just us, if the camps i

other highlights are people like balaji sreenivasan, mark andresen, eric weinstein to, jd vance and, josh hawley, marco rubio the most recent podcast that came out i think yesterday is with mike gallagher, congressman from from wisconsin and talking about his chairmanship of the china special task force special committee and and the topics that he's going to cover as part of his chairmanship looking at the role of ccp as you know tries to gain ground in the u.s. and european markets but they also talked about issues like diversity in the military and, a whole range of topics. and as you know, you know, there's just so much ground that marshall and sagar cover in their conversations so please do go to that podcast and continue to support the realignment we are excited that for a full day of great conversations one of the first conversations to kick off the morning will be with someone that i've known for a number of years. we both lived in san francisco, so during the time he's now based in colorado, i moved to florida like a lot of people we are refugees from the from the state of ca

my name is eric weinstein. i'm a director of public policy for tiktok based here in washington, d. c. thank you for inviting me to be here today. we appreciate the opportunity to share how we are protecting our community from anti semitic content growing up in new jersey, i was unfortunately subjected to anti semitism myself. keeping this kind of hateful content off of the platform is incredibly important to me and indeed a point of personal pride. first, i want to be able to define what tiktok is and what we strive to be. tiktok's mission is to inspire creativity and bring joy. we thrive on life's authentic contents, whether it's a 32nd video of family togetherness or the kind of content we see from 98 year old holocaust survivor lily ebert and her great grants on dove. the two of them have nearly two million followers and produce content on a regular basis, educating their followers in the global community about her experiences and keeping this kind of testimony alive and vibrant is incredibly important and the best of tiktok show less in order to achieve our mission of inspiring

. >> joining us now, former federal and state prosecutor, taly farhe weinstein. a letter condemning the violent rhetoric against bragg. good to have you on the show. sir, what do you make of the conversation we're asking about all the political ramifications, the security ramifications of a potential indictment. do they have any potential of having a role in the decision to indict? >> good morning, mika. they should not have a role in d.a. bragg's ultimate decision, and, you know, i think it's important to separate one's views about the wisdom of bringing this particular prosecution from the separate issue of the violent rhetoric against d.a. bragg. when i look at the list of the signatories of the letter i joined, it includes former prosecutors who are in diverse professions now, who have diverse political views, and who i think would have disagreement among them about this particular prosecution. but they know that the threat of brute force against a public ser servant and the rule of law has to be condemned. you know, i think they also know, many of them from

so, i've already asked to borrow harvey weinstein's sympathy walker -- [ laughter ] and -- i'm givingey, but i'm really feeling like trump's lawyer. mainly because he hasn't paid me. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: wow! get over here -- come on, no. no, don't leave. no, no, no, no. we're not done. we're not done. we're not -- no, we're not done. ♪♪ wow, nathan lane. [ cheers and applause ] come on. who comes out -- who brings it like you bring it? and you're -- i'm happy, because you're a busy, busy man. >> i'm so busy. >> jimmy: you are. you -- actually told me you're going to attend king charles' coronation. >> oh, yeah, chuck and i go way back. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: chuck. >> because we were chums at the pemberley finishing school for sophisticated boys. [ laughter ] yes, i -- oh, yeah, very hard school to get into. you know -- [ laughter ] you know, i -- i am thrilled about going through to the coronation, because i haven't been in buckingham palace since i was a referee for one of the queen's underground corgi fights. >> jimmy: oh, i've heard about -- i've heard about

conventionally armed submarines >>> and prosecutors in los angeles have decided not to retry harvey weinstein sexual assault charges involving two women after a jury could not reach an agreement on the counts in december he was convicted on similar charges involving another accuser. kelly? back over to you >> bertha, thank you bertha coombs. ahead on "power lunch," meta announcing 10,000 layoffs, getting rid of 5,000 more open jobs they already cut 10,000 positions in november. the ramifications in tech check, after this somewhere out there is that one-in-a-million. someone who thinks with their hands. who can shape raw materials into something meaningful. and who wants to serve in their own way. if you're out there. if you're looking for more. we're looking too. we're calling on a new generation of builders for navy's next-gen submarines. [ engines revving ] fire 'em up! [ cheering ] you ready? let's do it. ready. i know you're ready. let's race. boom. introducing the 10g network only from xfinity. >>> welcome back to "power lunch" and today's tech check. and meta, got to talk about this mem

tella farhadian weinstein is a former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst. me ask you both about what little we know about what happened inside because they're not allowing anybody in there with any kind of device. dasha burns came out and she said look, he asked some questions about a couple of intervening events that caused changes to the rules for prescribing. in 2016 and 2022 one of the things that was mentioned was telehealth what does that tell both of you? >> we're still just trying to read the tea leavens because don't have the benefit of a live stream -- >> i'm sorry to have to interrupt because secretary austin is briefing and he's talking about the russian jet and its collision with a u.s. drone. >> -- an unmanned u.s. q-9 aircraft conducting operations in international airspace. one russian jet struck our mq-9 aircraft resulting in a crash. this hazardous episode is a part -- is part of a pattern of aggressive, risky and unsafe actions by russian pilots in international airspace b now, i just got off the phone with my russian counterpart, ministe