eventually leave miramax after a series of disputes with disney he and his brother set up the weinstein company: rumorabout hisd conduct continue circulate throughout hollywood, but he kept making hits, and winning awards. >> "the king's speech." iain cning, emile sherman... >> thank you, harvey weinstein. >> and, ofourse, harvey. >> harvey, thank you for killing whoever you had to kill to get up here today. (laughter) >> i think the entire industry knew thahe was obsessed with young actresses, that he was a cheater on his wife, and that he "made the scene" with many women. i don't know who actually knew whatas happening. >> and the golden globe goes to... meryl streep. >> it was a time and a place where to be in his circle was to be successful. >> i just want to thank my agent, kevin huvane, and god, harvey weinstein. (laughter) >> narrator: some of hollywood's biggest stars-- like meryl streep-- have since said they were unawa of weinstein's alleged misconduct. but a handful have admittethey knew, including director quentin tarantino.he aid, "i knew enough to do more than i did." e and that,

any of the settlement out of his own pocket, since the insurance companies representing the weinstein company discontent with that, and also the process has been very long, starting back in 2017, when we first reported it, and these negotiations have been going on for more than a year, so certainly for many of the women involved it is a mixed feeling, is this the best that they can hope for or is there something better that could happen? what options are there for women who would hope to bring their cases forward? it is hard to say. in january there their cases forward? it is hard to say. injanuary there is still the criminal trial that is happening but that case will centre on two women so that case will centre on two women so that is separate from this settlement, and in terms of the impact of this settlement, this would impact the most women compared to the criminal case and so it is ha rd to to the criminal case and so it is hard to say at this point what else could be done and again these negotiations have been going on for a very long time and involve multiple different parties. it rema

it is most women who worked at the weinstein company, and actresses who we re weinstein company, andowan and ashley judd, who from the very get go said they were never part of the settlement. they refuse to talk about settlements, and said they would sue harvey weinstein separately. there've been violent protests in india against a proposed law that would fast—track citizenship for immigrants from neighbouring countries unless they're muslim. troops have been deployed in parts of north—eastern india after thousands of people defied cu rfews to protest against the new citizenship bill. in the city of guwahati, in assam state, hundreds of protesters set fire to vehicles and buildings. many claim they will be "overrun" by migrants from bangladesh. at least two protesters have died in clashes with the security forces. the new law, called the citizenship amendment bill, offers amnesty to non—muslim illegal immigrants from three countries — pakistan, bangladesh and afghanistan. critics say the bill is discriminatory and a move by the governing hindu nationalist bjp party to marginalise the

it turns out unbeknownst -- it becomes public for two years within the weinstein company in 2014 and 5. there was a series of problems that have become more and more visible to the company leadership. i didn't know it then i was actually talking to somebody who tried to stop things internally and failed. so let us the best kind of whistleblower because they feel like they've already taken action and hasn't come to fruition stop talking to the press becomes a last resort. >> talk about the editor, he has an appearance in about three or four scenes in the book. >> we were so glad we had an opportunity to show a true team effort. it's been the executive editor, had really been in his office and it said he had exchanges with weinstein in the past and he basically said walkout. the sky welcome out you. expect private detectives on your tail. we didn't expect them to be former israeli spies, that came out later but he really was useful and able to help us spell out serious ground rules. to be very careful how we handled ourselves every step of the way but also to make sure we didn't have an

instead, insurance companies representing the weinstein company will shell out the cash. the settlement requires court approval and a final signoff all parties. >> reporter: today u.s. lawmakers grilled at the head of the faa and two whistleblowers over what they knew about the safety of boeing 737 max 8 lanes following last fall's deadly lion air crash. now, this week an faa analysis was shown that the plane was positively likely to crash. the agency predicted that there would be more than 15 additional fatal crashes over the plane's lifetime but, still it was not grounded. less than six months later, a second 737 max went down. in all 346 people were killed in the two crashes. >> broken safety with an boeing and an faa that was unknowing, unable, or unwilling to step up. >> what was an acceptable risk though? >> it is not an acceptable risk. >> we need to keep take action to reduce the risk. >> reporter: at today's hearing family members held a victim pictures of the crash victims remind everybody of the human toll. >> they expect to keep it that way through 2020. the r

representing weinstein's former studio, the weinstein company to the victims. about 16 million of it, nearly 35%, instead is going to lawyers for weinstein and other former members of the board. according to "the new york times," if the proposed deal is approved by the court, 18 victims ofeinstein's alleged victims would share $6.2 million with no one person getting more than $500,000 and $18.5 million is going to be set aside for any future accusers. three of the women who accepted the deal tell "the new york times" they did so because they didn't see any alternative. one of the women saying accepting the deal made her feel defeated and hopeless. one of the three women, caitlin dulany who accepted the offer says she has mixed feelings. >> i have definitely felt defeated and hopeless going through this settlement process. i hope that this settlement can bring some kind of peace and some kind of closure for a lot of women. >> reporter: overnight, time's up reacting saying, if this is the best survivors could get, the system is broken. the announc

one source says the money would be paid by weinstein's companies insurance firms. to admit wrongdoing or pay any thing personally. he still faces criminal charges but he has so far denied allegations of sexual abuse. soared onramco which its day one of trading. and took its10% market valuation almost one point -- $1.9 trillion -- market valuation to almost $1.9 trillion. aramco has surpassed microsoft and apple as the most valuable listed company. a is the critical part of plan to win saudi arabia off of fossil fuels. dayal news, 24 hours per brought to you by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. i am su keenan, this is bloomberg. hong kong property stocks have been hammered. this is one of the world's most expensive real estate market. analysts are starting to see a silver lining. yvonne: for more on this, we are joined by our stocks reported. adrian is still with us. investors have really been hitting the sector so hard given the political rest out there. do you think it is because of the fundamental reasons or purely sentiment? >> it is both. some of

it's a big weinstein company part. 12 million, most shockingly, will go on legal fees alone, and partaintiffs coming forward or wanting to dip into that same pie, so i think you can see the point of the lawyers who are wanting to secure this deal, saying, that money is safe, let's grab it while it's available. but of course it is a bit ofa available. but of course it is a bit of a double—edged sword. available. but of course it is a bit of a double-edged sword. stepping back from this case, and what it signifies to other cases and other people in workplaces where they feel these practices are still a risk, these practices are still a risk, the #metoo movement was kicked off with harvey weinstein, where does this leave #metoo? money still talks. just as harvey weinstein used his money and status to secure his place in society, similarly now he still seems to wield great wealth and influence and has effectively silenced these women. it is a blanket settlement which will silence them forever and also exculpate weinstein and the people they claim enabled him. it is a very bad message for

they have hit so monday companies and we are talking about cbsn bloomberg and weinstein and warner bros pixar now abc. do you say, there's more to come. >> i say it is, i say there's more to come and i don't say that's i know there is more to come. i see it because of the vastness of the systems that we are talking about. there's always very clear to me, that this story has brought significant just because harvey weitz is the big deal, it's about more than anyone producer in more than just the entertainment industry. this is about patterns of power protecting power in every industry and all around the world and we are just beginning to see a conversation about that. and you talk about the unique significance of the media, and how it shapes the future of our nation. so i am very glad that that conversation is now happening across multiple companies in the media including abc but that is not the only area we need to focus on and it will take great forces and whistleblowers continuing to speak at brave reporters continuing to not back down in the face of all of these intimidation and if we

the weinstein company which is also a defendant here declared bankruptcy.creditors competing with business creditors. even though the settle m e nt creditors. even though the settlement would bring an estimated about money for a person once you cou nty lawyer's about money for a person once you county lawyer's fees, that may be the difficult truth. that might be the difficult truth. that might be the most they will see. in terms of the most they will see. in terms of the criminal proceedings, when you think they will happen. when will we get a final verdict on harvey weinstein? i don't have the date firmly in mind although i believe it is soon. probably i believe in january but you can't tell me to that. after which there could be appeals and so forth depending on the results of the case. so, it may oi’ the results of the case. so, it may or may not be a fast process and it has been two years already. indeed, thank you very much indeed. the headlines on bbc news... voting is under way — across the country — in the general election — it's the first to be hel

some of this has fallen on to the weinstein company its insurers are agreed to pay a $25 million global settlement. we will wait to see exactly what happens but he is far from out of the woods here. kristina: seems like the office was set to act in the new year, right? some of the stuff in january? jackie: that's what the expectation is at this point. it would be better probably for everybody to kind of get an idea of what the timeline looks like. kristina: thank you, jackie. appreciate it. jackie deangelis. >>> let's move on now to the big board. the dow up pretty much almost flat, 45 points, climbing higher, though. what we want to talk about is 2020 and how it could hold some serious field drama as the nfl gears up to negotiate its broadcast rights. could silicon valley make its move to get a piece of the streaming action? we look into our sports crystal ball. we are heading into 2020, everything is about predictions. that's all on "the claman countdown" coming right back at you. no, it's not in my records. you've got a lot on your plate. deliveries. billy, come in. shift times. i ju

settlement set aside by one state's accuses will be paid by insurers of his now bankrupt company not on base to weinstein himself furthermore the legal costs of defending himself against these claims will be met mostly by that same pool of money set up to settle all outstanding claims against the company including this one furthermore maybe most importantly mr weinstein will not have to admit any wrongdoing possible he wants to explain my hand deals for many decades and he continues to do so if he continues to make deals does that mean now effectively i think that he's off the hook no now is how he wants then faces a criminal trial is facing 5 charges one including right being brought by 2 women the case involves those 2 accusers he has pleaded not guilty to those charges now once again appeared in court on wednesday at which point the judge doubled his bio to $2000000.00 on allegations that he tampered with the electronic ankle bracelet now also of a. it is the by the manner in which he appeared in court approaching the courthouse on a zoom of frame or a walking i now many many of his means obviously ca

that represent weinstein's former studio, the weinstein companyto approve the deal in total. well, lie lululemon reporting br than expected earnings last night. the stock is down about 4%. still, $2.24 and change. the men's business, though, is growing, about 38% we should say at lulu. the ceo commented specifically on the amount of money that men are spending at lululemon for themselves on shorts, pants and shirts. same store sales in general up 17%. the expect was 14.4%. the outlook is a problem. finally, think before you eat. a new study suggests that additional labeling on food could help curb the obesity crisis. this would show how much exercise you need to burn off calories if this was to become reality. for example, you would have to run for 22 minutes to erase a chocolate bar. so far, there's limited evidence that people are going to pay attention to any of this because you know, at the same time, you order a coke and they tell you it's x calories in new york and some people just get two. nobody seems to pay attention. maria: it's importan

"the times" saying weinstein would not admit wrongdoing and wouldn't pay accusers but insurance companies for his former studio which filed for bankruptcy would make the payout >> he'll be able to basicall walk away from almost all of those cases without paying any of his own money to those victims. >> reporter: a quarter of the overall settlement according to "the times" would pay lawyers for weinstein and his former company. accuser zoe brock tells nbc news this settlement breaks any heart and i signed it because i have explored every other legal option and at this point have found no alternative the advocacy group times u panning the deal as too little if this is the best the survivors can get, the system is broken. >> there are women relieved who feel like listen, there was as legal negotiations went on and the pot of money that was going to go towards them got smaller and smaller, there were concerns whether or not there would be any civil settlement reached. >> reporter: "the new york times" reports several high-profile accusers would not be part of the settlement. weinstein's attor

"the times" saying weinstein wouldn't admit any wrongdoing and he wouldn't pay any accusers but insurance companies for his former stuth filed for bankruptcy would make the payout. >> he would be able to basically walk away from those cases without paying any of his own money to those victims. >> reporter: a quarter of the settlement would pay lawyers for weinstein and his former company. accuser zoe brock tells nbc news, this settlement breaks my heart. i have signed it only because i have explored every other legal option and at this point have found no alternative the advocacy group tup also panning the deal as too little if this is the best the survivors could get, the system is broken. >> there are also women who are relieved who feel like, listen, there was as these legal negotiations went on and the pot of money that was going to go towards them got smaller and smaller, there were concerns of whether or not there would be any civil settlement reached. >> reporter: "the new york times" reports self high-profile accusers would not be part of the settlement weinstein' attorneys declined to comm

newspaper reports it would end nearly every sexual misconduct loss or loss seed brought against weinstein and his company more than 30 actresses and former employees of the hollywood producer would share in a payout from the his now defunct film studio it means weinstein would avoid using any of his own money or admit wrongdoing. that protesters have fought with police announce geria a day before it's unpopular presidential election demonstrators say the poll is a fast there will enable an old guard of rulers and the military to remain in power it's a 1st vote since former leader abdelaziz bouteflika resigned in april after months of protests all 5 candidates on the ballot are his former associates ben smith reports. i and february algerians have had enough of what they call the i sabah the gangster sister. i mean the. the decision by 82 year old abdelaziz bouteflika to seek a 5th term as president for tens of thousands of algerians out in nationwide protests was. in april the army forced beautifully to to resign and the election was eventually shed yule for december the protests continue i think i'll jo

york times reports that it would end nearly every sexual misconduct lawsuit brought against weinstein and his company. now china is the world's top carbon missa despite investing in renewable power for decades 85 percent of its primary energy still comes from fossil fuels and most of that is from coal now thanks in part with surging economy china's emissions rose 4 percent in the fest half of the cea from madison reports from beijing. china produces about 20 percent of the world's carbon emissions coal makes up around 59 percent of china's energy consumption and thick smog can still hang over beijing in winter as people light relatively cheaper coal fires to ward off the bitter chill. but in recent years coal mines have been closed and the building of new power plants has been restricted near heavily polluted areas. in the last couple of years you see smog almost every day in winter the pollution was very serious but since last year it's getting much better the number of electric vehicles in china has been booming the amount of investment that trying has been making over the last 7 years in renewable

york times reports that it would end nearly every sexual misconduct lawsuit brought against weinstein and his company but he still faces criminal prosecution on sexual assault charges relating to 2 women more than 30 actresses and former employees of the hollywood producer would share in a payout from his now defunct film studio it means weinstein would have voided missing any wrongdoing now time magazine's person of the year is grettir totenberg the 16 year old climate change activist from sweden is the youngest ever recipient beijing u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi and u.s. president donald trump time praise turnback for inspiring a global movement to stop the destruction of the planet. well the desire to have a brand new home is being partly blamed for an increase in air pollution in china steel and cement factories are producing smog as they meet demands for new infrastructure and housing from madison reports from beijing. china produces about 20 percent of the world's carbon emissions coal makes up around 59 percent of china's energy consumption and thick smog can still hang over beijing in wint

saying weinstein would not admit any wrongdoing but insurance companies for his former studio which filedor bankruptcy would then make the payout. >> he'll be able to walk away from almost all of those cases without paying any of his own money to those victims. >> a quarter of the overall settlement would pay lawyers for weinstein and his former company. >>> uber is rolling out a new safety feature and sacramento is one of the first to get it. riders will have the option to receive a four digit code they will then give to their driver before starting the trip. in total seven cities are getting this feature with more expected to be added in the future. the new safety feature comes after a report said that more than 3,000 sexual assaults were reported during rides last year. drivers and riders were both attacked. >>> did you get the exclusive invite? apple is hosting a rare open house at its spaceship campus in cupertino. the invitations arrived by mail. rules include no drones and no photos inside the pilding. >>> 5:27. up next, top stories we're following including the two major commute i

the source briefed on the deal says weinstein is not required to admit to any wrong doing and the money would be paid by his studios' insurance company>> late tonight, 23 women who have accused weinstein of sexual misconduct including ashley jud and rose mcgowin released a statement, he says he doesn't want to be forgotten. he won't be. he'll be remembered as a sexual predator and abuser. >>> developing news, the u.s. naval academy says it will conduct an investigation of hand gestures made during a broadcast of the army/navy game. students flashed hand signs that looked like the okay sign and could be associated with white power. west point cadets and mid shipmen made the gesture. >>> two horses died at a southern california racetrack and one was trained by a hall of famer with long time bay area ties. the loss game after he was banned from two other tracks. he remains banned at golden gate fields and insanity >> you still have a few minutes left to sign up for health care coverage through cover california if you want to start january 1st. a new state mandate requires all california residents to have health insurance coverage in 202

weinstein is not required to admit to wrongdoing. and the money would reportedly be paid by his studio's insurance company, not out of weinstein's own pocket. >> stephanie, we're hearing from some of the accusers tonight? >> yes, she says it sickens her to hear harvey talk about his support of women and their careers. she calls it self-promotion gone terribly bad. saying harvey abused his power to assault women and destroy their careers, including hers. >> stephanie, thank you. >>> now to the historic impeach vote coming, battle lines being drown drawn. president trump on course to become just the third president in american history to be impeached when a bitterly divided house votes on wednesday. president trump railing against democrats, calling it an impeachment hoax. a top democrat accusing mitch mcconnell of complete subversion for coordinating with the white house over the trial. and now a freshman democratic congressman threatening to switch parties. here's david wright. >> reporter: even before the house of representatives votes to impeach president trump, republicans are already declaring the process dead on arrival in the

weinstein is not required to admit to any wrongdoing. and the money would reportedly be paid by his studio's insurance company, not out of weinstein's own pocket. the disgraced producer is now preparing for his trial in january on charges of rape and sexual assault of two women. one of them, mimi haleyi, says weinstein forced himself on her in 2006 when she was working as a production assistant. >> women have the right to say no. a no is a no, regardless of the circumstances. and i told harvey no. >> reporter: and the two women in the criminal case are not a party to this settlement. weinstein has pleaded not guilty and has denied any allegations of nonconsensual sex with anyone. david, there's still other accusers who are not part of this settlement. >> and again, the criminal proceedings continue. >> reporter: continue. >> all right,' have a, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to the family of the toddler who fell to her death from a crew ship window, right out of the arm's of her grandfather. that family has now filed a lawsuit against royal caribbean. the little girl's parents saying this all could have been avoided. here's victor

> a quarter of the overall settlement according to "the times" would pay lawyers for weinstein and his former companyer rolling out a new safety feature and sacramento is one of the first to get it. riders will have the option of receiving a four digit code they will give their driver before starting the trip to make sure they're in the right car. seven cities are getting the feature in the future with more expected to be added in the future. a recently released report said that more than 3,000 sexual assaults were reported during the rides last year. drivers and riders were both attacked. >>> 6:26. top stories we're following for you including breaking news in mountain view. an overnight crash leading to a gravel spill across several lanes of highway 101. right now still an impact on the morning commute. bob redell is there. >> several trains are running this morning with just one car. a live report on why muni is cutting back on its trains. 6:27 right now. mike bloomberg's never been afraid of tough fights, the ones that make a true difference in people's lives. and mike's won them, which is import

met by that same pool of money set aside to settle all outstanding claims against that company furthermore mr weinsteinwill not have to admit to any wrong doing amazing how he wants to has been making deals for decades and he has made one he knows how to make a deal and i've been doing the math to the women who are agreeing to this if it's true when you divide the 25000000 each person is only going to get 5 $100000.00 so it's not a tremendous amount of money for anyone. but he's not off the hook completely you know he faces a criminal challenge generally on 5 charges including right the cases involve 2 female accusers a mr one state has pleaded not guilty now mr wants than a peed in court which point the the judge doubled his bio to 2000000 your is also of note i'm missing it now the man in which mr von sting approached the cooler on a zimmer frame or a welcome wagon and what if you want to call it he was moving slowly wearing an oversized jacket the jacket each as to where not the other that all of his in a friend had been seen in his position before now his lawyer says it was because of injuries he s

more than 30 women will share $25 million, but insurance companies, rather than weinstein, will foot will he have to admit any guilt. i think the most startling thing in this deal for people is first of all, weinstein won't have to pay his accusers out of his own pocket. and he is not admitting any wrongdoing. exactly. the new york times journalist who first told the story of his victims also broke the news of the settlement. so, this was the venue for most of the women to bring their accusations forward in court. and weinstein is able to essentially sweep it away in a single stroke without paying anything to the victims out of his own pocket, or without admitting wrongdoing. the accusers cannot be happy about this... the accusers were not happy at all. just listen to the anguish of zoe brock, a model who accused him of sexual harassment. the entire process, to me, has been a farce. i think the settlement is a joke and it signifies an absolutely broken system. i am devastated by it, i am appalled by it, i am sickened by it and i feel defeated, and really angry about it. some of his a

the lawsuit, is the insurance company gets a good deal out of the settlement because they do not have to foot the bill. if they win their separate lawsuits against weinsteinpany would have to foot the bill if the victims when, it might end up a victory where they win what they are entitled to but they don't get paid. they will move forward but i don't think they will feel confident they will recover. thank you very much forjoining us. the criminal trial is yet to take place. we will see what happens. it ta kes a place. we will see what happens. it takes a lot of courage for people to come forward in these cases, especially against someone as powerful as harvey weinstein and a lot of women in this case saying this is not good enough. the fact he did not have to say he is culpable in some way does feel like a slap in the face to them. you will recall yesterday we told you about greta thunberg, the 16—year—old climate activist announced as time magazine's person of the year. but it seems the president wasn't too pleased with the publication's choice. "so ridiculous," mr trump wrote in a tweet on thursday morning. "greta must work on her anger management prob

met by that same pool of money set aside to settle all outstanding claims against that company for them all mr weinstein will not have to admit to any wrong doing amazing how he wants to it's been making deals for decades and he has made another one he knows how to make a deal and i've been doing the math to the women who are agreeing to this if it's true when you divide the 25000000 each person is only going to get 500000 so it's not a tremendous amount of money for anyone but he's not off the hook completely you know he faces a criminal challenge generally on $5.00 charges including right the cases involve 2 female accuses a mist of one state has pleaded not guilty now mr wants in a feed in court at which point the the judge doubled his bio to 2000000 euro is also of note in this thing and now the man in which mr weinstein approached the cool on a zimmer frame or a book on what if you want to call it he was moving slowly wearing an oversized jacket. jacket each as to where not the other that all of his him a friend had been seen in his position before now his lawyer says it was because of injuries he

judd weinstein repeatedly said any sexual encounters were consensual representatives for weinstein and his film company declined to comment on the settlement. weinstein still faces serious criminal charges his trial for rape and sexual assault begins in new york january 6th. in court wednesday a judge doubled his bail to $2 million after prosecutors said weinstein tampered with his electronic ankle monitor more than 50 times. as for weinstein's apparent health issues, his attorney says he'll undergo back surgery today. while a deal may have been reached it is far from final a court and all other parties involved have to sign off on this it's still tentative. >> we just heard from one of weinstein's accusers clearly not happy with this tentative deal what about the other accusers? >> a lot of them not happy about this deal. feel it's too little on the other hand as you sort of heard in the piece, it may be the best they can get now because everything is tied up in bankruptcy court only a certain amount of money to go around the thinking from some they've got to get something while they can, and they're

weinstein is not required to admit to any wrongdoing, and the money would reportedly be paid by his studio's insurance company weinstein's own pocket. the disgraced producer is now preparing for his trial in january on charges of rape and sexual harassment of two women. one of them, mimi haleyi, says weinstein forced himself on her in 2006 when she was working as a production assistant. >> women have the right to say no. a no is a no regardless of the circumstances. and i told harvey no. >> the two women in the criminal case are not a party to this establishment. weinstein has pleaded not guilty and has consistently denied any allegations of nonconsensual sex with anyone. there's still other accusers who are not part of this settlement. >> all right, our thanks to eva pilgrim. >>> rapper asap rocky has returned to sweden in a makeshift jail cell. >> he performed in stockholm last night, his first trip to the country after avoiding substantial jail time after an assault conviction this summer. the show included him and his dance crew performing in a cage. part of the show's proceeds were donated to a swedish r

disgraced hollywood mogul harvey weinstein and the board of his now-bankrupt company have reached a tentative $25 million settlement with dozens of women who have accused him of rape, sexual assault, and sexual harassment. the deal would not require weinstein to admit any wrongdoing, nor would weinstein have to pay any of his own money to the dozens of actresses and female employees who have accused him of serial rape and sexual harassment. weinstein is also facing criminal sexual assault charges in new york and is scheduled to attend court in early january. the federal trade commission has reached the largest-ever settlement with a for-profit college, the university of phoenix, over charges of deceptive advertising and marketing false job opportunities to students. the university's record $191 million settlement will include canceling $141 million in student debt. ftc member rohit chopra said -- "today's action against university of phoenix and future actions against scam schools will set the stage for canceling more student debt." president trump signed a highly controversial executive orde

weinstein. my hope is by exposing this, thereer is a conversation about how to prevent this from happening to other people within a companymight be targeted in violent acts by individuals cloaked by the sense of legal practices. in a a conversation about how to stop this from happening to any journalists with a tough lead. >> that's the thing, you also discuss in this book, that harvey weinstein went to great lengths to keep this story under wraps. he went so far as to hire spies tond follow you and other reporters. so much so that you felt your life was in danger in people advise you to get a gun. >> multiple sources advise me to it m get a gun, i moved out of my apartment, i was very stressed out and not getting a lot of sleep. looking over my shoulder a lot, and siam like you, someone with the legal training background and i am naturally inclined toward skepticism and their many points and this book were plays out i am the last to admit okay something bizarre is happening here. but even then, you don't expect that the answer to the bizarre thing happening is an international espionage plot involving former agents, russ

a source briefed on the deal says weinstein is not required to admit to any wrongdoing, and the money would be paid by his studio's insurance companystein's accusers is responding to his interview. kaitlin delaney tells us it sickens her to hear him talk about supportive women and their careers, calling it self promotion gone terribly bad, saying weinstein abused his power to assault women and ruin their caers, including hers. >> report until new york you've covered weinstein and been in court. >> i have been in court with harvey weinstein. he's had a lot of return appearances back and forth so not a lot has taken place in the courtroom. you can see he has been frail coming in and out. he typically does not make a comment but we hear from his attorneys. his legal team has changed a number of times when i've been in court with him. what strikes me about this story, about the article in the "new york post," saying he's done a lot for women, i would think since the accusations came forward, that's something the women would say, wouldn't you think so? >> you would think so. >> women feel like he had advanced their careers, that's reall

company some indemnity. there has been a lot of anger since "the new york times" reported this tentative deal that harvey weinsteins getting off lightly in the settlement of these civil suits. laura: what about the separate criminal case against mr. weinstein? where has that got to? nick: one crucl point to make is that the settlement of these cil suits has no beari o the criminal case. harvey weinstein is set to stand trial earlin the new year on five counts brought by two women aincluding sexual assault rape. harvey weinstein was actually i cor a bail hearing today looking very frail, walking into the court with the hp of a walking frame. he appeared at this bail hearing and he heard the judge actually raise his bail from a million dollars to $5 million. why? because prosecutors claimed he was tamperg with electronic device they are using to monitor his movements. they had called for him to be put in jail ahead of his tri over the holiday period. the judge didn't do that, but he did raisthe bail. are set for the criminal case which will be brought in this neor courtroom in early january if the schedule remains t

weinstein. so my hope is by exposing a conversation of how to prevent this from happening to other people in a companyhat might be targeted with individuals cloaked and a conversation of how to prevent this from happening to any other journalist. >> that's the thing that you also discuss in the book that harvey weinstein went to great lengths to keep the story under wraps. he went so far to hire spies to follow you and other o reporters that you felt your life was in danger and people advised you to get a gun. >> i moved out of my apartmen apartment, i was very stressed out, not getting a lot of yeep, looking over my shoulder. like you except the legal training background i'm inclined toward skepticism there's many parts i am the last to admit even then you don't expect the answer is an international espionage plot with russian spies have contractors outside of your apartment and an international femme fatale. but these are things that happened in an actual way. [laughter] people are reading the book. and there is a lot of reviews it reads like a spy thriller which is glamorizing after the fact but it

company some indemnity. so there's been a lot of anger, since the new york times first reported this tentative deal, that harvey weinsteinng off lightly in the settlement of these civil suits. in niger, at least 70 soldiers have been killed and a dozen are missing or injured after an attack by suspected jihadists. it's the deadliest assault on niger's military since an islamist insurgency began in 2015. officials say it took place at a remote base and lasted around three hours. translation: a detachment of the inates military reconnaissance posed near the border with mali was attacked by heavily armed terrorist, estimated to be in there several hundred static they followed the combat of rare violence combining artillery fire and the use of kamikaze vehicles. let's get some of the day's other news. the chilean air force has found debris believed to be from a military plane, missing on its way to the antarctic, with 38 people on board. it is around 30 kilometres south of where the plane last made contact. a huge air and sea search has involved ships and planes from several countries. two more people who were caught in the

company some indemnity. so there's been a lot of anger, since the new york times first reported this tentative deal, that harvey weinsteinetting off lightly in the settlement of these civil suits. in niger, at least 70 soldiers have been killed and a dozen are missing or wounded after an attack by suspected muslim extremists. it is the deadliest assault on niger's military since an islamist insurgency began in 2015. officials say the attack on a remote base lasted around three hours. translation: a detachment of the inates military reconnaissance post near the border with mali was attacked by heavily armed terrorist, estimated to be in their several hundreds. there followed a combat of rare violence, combining artillery fire and the use of kamikaze vehicles. the woman who effectively leads myanmar has been defending her country against accusations of genocide at the international court ofjustice in the netherlands. aung san suu kyi, who is a winner of the nobel peace prize, said military action against rohingya muslims in 2017 which killed thousands and sent many more fleeing the country was necessary operations against

company some indemnity. so there's been a lot of anger since the new york times first reported this tentative deal that harvey weinstein getting off lightly in the settlement of these civil suits. it is a matter of hours before polls open here, as uk voters decide who will form their next government in a general election. candidates will contest 650 seats in the house of commons, the uk's lower legislative chamber. polling stations will close at 10:00pm gmt, which will also see the release of an exit poll from the bbc and other uk broadcasters. 0ur election results special broadcast will begin just ahead of that. join us on bbc world news from that point as we follow every result as it comes in over the course of the night. two more people have died following the volcano eruption on white island on monday, bringing the total number of fatalities to eight. 30 more people are still in hospital, and police say it is still too dangerous to try and retrieve the bodies of eight more people still on the island, because of a risk of further eruptions and gases. more than 70 soldiers have died in an attack by suspected islamist

under the deal, weinstein would not be allowed to admit wrongdoing or pay anything to his accusers. the money would come from insurance companieshe recent storms dumping feet of fresh snow which is a welcome sight for skiers and snowboarders. the squaw valley opening today. for the riders who want to get up to the slopes, they can order and uber. the ride sharing company introduced in ski. uber ski. >> the snow in the area is going to fall. it is really the friday and saturday storm that lowers the snow level down to 4000 feet and creates more of an issue for travel. be aware that if you're going into the sierra friday or saturday. with come back to the here and now. doppler, plenty of rain in the north bay. i want to show you how things are planning out north of the golden gate. that is where the majority of this is. moderate rain. it looks good on radar. this is coming down. we will probably pick up a 10th of an inch of rain. still, that is enough to get the roads wet. we are still on the telly to the commute home for the evening. heavier bands here coming in. that is marin. you can see that is the golden gate bridge. the cit

company, passing apple. there's wordhat hollywood producer harvey weinstein and his movie studio will settle allegations of sexual misconduct. "the new york times" reports $25 million would be divided among dozens of accusers. weinstein still faces criminal charges of rape and sexual assault. today, a judge in new yorkba increased hi five-fold, to ankle monitor deactivated.s and, 25 films, spanning 100 years, are this year's additions to the national film registry of the library of congress. they go all the way back to a 1903 film, "emigrants landing at ellis island." oliver stone's vietnam war story "platoon" is also on the list. so are the disney classics "old yeller" and "sleeping beauty." still to come on the newshour:rt r analysis of the justice department's findings on the russia investigation. the deadly shooting in jersey city. a day later, what we know about the attack. a nobel peace prize winner, the hague, and charges of genocide-- myanmar on trial. plus much more. >> woodruff: 434 pes, and more than five hours of live testimony. the justice department's internal watchdog, its inspectoh genera now weig

weinstein would not be required to admit wrongdoing and the money won't even come from him. it will be paid by the insurance company for his studio. it's part of a larger $47 million deal. lawyers will reportedly get much of the money. the time's up foundation released a statement saying the settlement is more than a math problem. it's a symptom of a problematic broken system that privileges powerful abusers at the expense of survivors. >>> in north carolina police making a routine traffic stop found about $3 million in cash hidden inside barrels filled with pork. a trained police dog sniffed out the money in the back of the truck. police say it was likely from drug sales in the area. >>> in sports another baseball star has landed a megacontract. former nationals third baseman anthony rendon is now a los angeles angel. he just agreed to a seven-year deal worth $245 million. it comes a day after gerrit cole landed a $324 million deal. expected to make more than a million dollars every time he starts a game. >> not a bad gig. >>> a new major league drug policy is expected to go into effect for next season. it will in

agenda the proposed $25 million settlement weinstein would reportedly not have to admit any wrongdoing or pay his accusers directly, his studio's insurance company would be on the hook for the task. all the major parties to the deal would still have to sign off on it and it will need court approval. federal prosecutors, an associate of rudy giuliani for making false statement about his assets, a literally failed to disclose the $1 million he received from a bank account in russia. he was indicted in october on campaign finance charges. 's attorneys say they're reviewing the recent claims. james comey taking a victory lap but did michael horwitz just pump the brakes? national security attorney bradley maas and molly hemingway and andrew mccarthy all on deck. ♪ ♪ .. when you move homes, you move more than just yourself. that's why xfinity has made taking your internet and tv with you a breeze. really? yup. you can transfer your service online in about a minute. you can do that? yeah. and with two-hour service appointment windows, it's all on your schedule. awesome. so while moving may still come with its share of headaches... no kidding. we're doi

. >> "the times" says weinstein wouldn't admit wrongdoing and he wouldn't pay accusers. but insurance companies would make the payout. the advocacy group times up is panning the deal as too little. if this is the best the survivors could get, the system isoken. >>> another controversy for the new england patriots. a team videographer was caught recording the bengals' sideline from inside a press box. patriots coach bill belichick denied wrongdoing on his part. >> i have no knowledge of this. >> the patriots took full responsibility for breaking nfl rules. >> the bears have called the patriots cheaters. >> yes. and liars, too, i think. >>> a scary, new example of people hacking into some security cameras. an 8-year-old girl in memphis, hearing a terrifying voice in her room. >> who is that? >> i'm your best friend. >> reporter: the voice came through the family's ring security camera, that had been installed days before. >> ring says in the memphis case, their security was not breached. adding hackers use credentials stolen or leaked from one service on other services. >>> "time" magazine announ