weinstein was sentenced to 23 years in prison. but recently, a new york judge agreed to hear his appeal after learning a juror was writing a book about predatory older men, opening the door for the conviction to possibly be overturned. >> it's always a concern when the highest court in the state decides to hear the appeal of a defendant. we don't know that if they will reverse the conviction or affirm the conviction. >> if harvey weinstein can beat that, all eyes are focused on l.a., because if he is no longer in jail for that, he could potentially be free with this new trial. >> meanwhile, a few doors down another me too courtroom drama playing out. danny masterson's accusers also having their day in court. he is being tried for three counts of felony rape. >> right now there is a frenzy of me too trials that are occurring in hollywood. this is a complete coincidence that both of these trials are playing out in the same courtroom on the same floor at the same time, but it does signal how many of these cases did occur in hollywood

warped weinstein's actions.e explores the culture of silence that allowed such monstrousness to go unchecked for so long, and he looked at how much of weinstein's tale is also a larger story about hollywood and about power. so i think we're in very a very informative and interesting discussion this evening. please join me in welcoming ken auletta. [applause] >> thank you. thought i'd begin by picking up something bradley said. i didn't know harvey weinstein very well in 2002 when i agreed to profile him for the new yorker. and i spent probably four months doing that profile, and and we spent many hours together including aboutte 12 hours of taped interviews, some of which i use in the book. and at one point -- people i talked to all would say who worked for him, we know harvey cheats on his wife. but very few people said they knew he was a rapist. and so that was not out there. the way we now assume it was. but i heard from a woman producer of an incident that took place at the venice film festival in 1998 with

that's my question, how are they different, how was weinstein different. >> weinstein is different. the casting couch which harvey is his defense, it was casting couch and the casting couch was quite disgusting, the abuse of power. louie b mayer may have certainly abused judy garland and one of the things that-- there's a brilliant autobiography he says, one of the things that the early studio heads believed, and i think they were right, is you don't cast a woman in a role unless you want to sleep with her. he didn't use the word sleep, and that was harvey's view, and the difference between the old moguls of hollywood and harvey is rape was harvey's m-o. it was the m-o. it was not the m-o of some of these men, i am a-- i'm not saying that they didn't rape, they abused woman and they were disgusting, harvey, physical assault, he was holding down women and he was really ann abel, you listen what he did with her at the trial and disgusting at the trial and what he did with rowena, same thing. and i don't think that the louie b mayers and the other moguls first of all, they weren't as b

how are they different or how is weinstein different from what? the weinstein is different. the casting couch, which harvey is his defense. it was casting couch and the casting couch was quite disgusting. the abuse of power. louis b may or may well have certainly abused judy garland and and one of the things elia kazan writes a rather brilliant autobiography in which he says, one of the things that the stewart early studio heads believed, and i think were right is you don't cast a woman in a role unless you want to sleep with her. he didn't use the word sleep. and that was harvey's view. and the difference between the old moguls of hollywood and harvey is rape was harvey's m.o. , it was the m.o. was not the m.o. of many of these men. i'm not saying some of them may not have rape, but we're not aware of a rape in the same way they abuse women. and it was disgusting. but harvey, i mean, you're talking about physical assault that he was doing. he was holding down women. he was really, you know, annabella sciorra, you listen to her description of what he did with her at the tria

how are they different or how is weinstein different? >> the casting couch which harvey to his defense it was the casting couch and the casting couch was quite disgusting abuse of power. louis b s mayer may well have abused judy garland. and one of the things iliana kazan writes of the autobiography and says one of the things that the early studio had believed and i think they were right is you don't cast a woman in a role unless you want to sleep with her. he didn't use the word sleep and that was harvey's view. the difference between the old moguls of hollywood and harvey is great was harvey's ammo. it was hethe end all, it was not the mo of many, i'm not seeing some of them might not have great but we're not aware of rape in the same way. the abusedwomen and it was disgusting tabut harvey , you talk about a single assault that he was doing, he was holding down women, he was really and annabelle cr, you listen to her description of what hedid at trial . it'sunbelievable . or rowena, what he did with roni rowena was the samething . i do

weinstein, i love your movies. they are so good. how do you do it? and i think he confused a compliment with a come-on. and i think, you know, i think that people like bill clinton did the same. and i think it's not uncommon to see that happening. >> it was happening when he was in college. >> he was out of college. he had dropped out after his junior year. when he got power at harvey and corky presents, he was doing that for 10 years and they were really successful. i think then this happened. >> i think hollywood directors are very, very creative people. and i read the portion of your book that talked about the contest between "shakespeare in love" and "saving private ryan." harvey never directed a movie as far as i recall. >> he did one. he and his brother directed a movie with alan brewer, their childhood friend, and it was a total flop. they wrote the script and they produced it and it was not unlike-- based on harvey and corky's experience based on the music business. >> was he jealous of spielberg's like creativity and the fact that just this

also coming up harvey weinstein. his name is synonymous with abuse of power in hollywood. 2 years ago, a new york court found him guilty of rape and sexual assault. a scene that could repeat itself. now, in los angeles, this glass, can i like those voices cable any longer? i sent them down. like it has been done to our viewers watching on tv us in the united states, into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with the british politician who had every right to day to say, i told you so. yet he did not. to day richie sooner became the new leader of britain's conservative party and is now set to be the country's new prime minister . he'll follow lives. truss a fellow conservative. he resigned last week after only 45 days in office. now hers it was the shortest term for a prime minister in u. k. history. but it was long enough to push the country's economy to the edge of a cliff. the mini budget that lives trust proposed rattled financial markets and had sent the pound plummeting, and it forced the bank o

how are they different -- >> weinstein is different. the casting couch with harvey is his defense and it was quite disgusting the abuse of power. certainly may have abused judy garland and one of the things, there was a brilliant autobiography in which he says one of the things the early studio heads believed, and i think they were right is you don't cast a woman in the role unless you want to sleep with her and that was harvey's view. the difference between the old moguls of hollywood and harvey is raped was harvey's ammo. it was into the mof many of them. i'm not saying that they were not aware of rape in the same way. the abused women and it was disgusting, but you talk about physical assault he was holding down women. you listen to abigail's description, it's unbelievable. i mean,, or what he did with ro. i don't think the louisville mayors or the other moguls, first of all they were not as big as harvey to be able to do that. >> i just watched a rerun of the old movie how to succeed inbusiness without trying whichs a great movie. b

s. movie mogul harvey weinstein. was one of hollywood most influential figures for the investigative new york times article actress ashley judd and other women went on the record for the 1st time about the harassment and abuse they had endured . the article was a turning point. numerous female hollywood stars subsequently denounced systemic sexual abuse in the film business. but ours is labeled that me as it's important that we all talk and support each other. and the people understand that it's wrong . because many men didn't even understand that it was wrong in the i get more and more women in the industry showed solidarity as here and can. in 2018 or 82 filmmakers and actresses made a statement against silence in 2020 harvey weinstein was found guilty and sentenced to 23 years in prison in new york, among other felonies for rape. now he's on trial in los angeles for more sexual assault allegations. the me to movement, which has been ongoing since the scandal broke, has changed the world. women in all walks of life

he called jane doe four, "just another bimbo who slept with weinstein to get ahead in hollywood" weinstein said, harvey weinstein has pleaded not guilty to all 11 charges he faces, including four of those rape, carrying a maximum sentence of up to 140 years. he also appealing a 2020 conviction for rape and sexual assault in new york. the highest in the state of new york, hearing that case should get under way next year so the case is critical if he is successful in new york this is bbc news — still to come: the uk gets its first british—asian prime minister as millions celebrate diwali — the festival of lights. indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today. only yesterday, she had spoken of dying in the service of her country, and said, "i would be proud of it. "every drop of my blood will contribute "to the growth of this nation." after 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, - no more uncertainty- of what each day might bring. booster ignition and lift—off of discovery, with six astronaut heroe

harvey weinstein is already behind bars after he was convicted in new york. well, the disgraced movie mogul will stand trial for sex crimes in los angeles maura bare has more. >> reporter: in a city where he was once known as the king of the oscar, disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein is back in court this week, facing a second rape trial. >> this day is long overdue for mr. weinstein to appear in a los angeles county courtroom on these very serious charges against him. >> reporter: weinstein is charged with 11 counts of rape and sexual assault multiple survivors are expected to testify katelyn delaney accused weinstein of sexually assaulting her in the mid-'90s. she is not involved in the l.a. trial. what does it mean to you as a survivor to see him here on trial in l.a.? >> it's very personal in terms of what happened to me and other women. and i think about them ie hotel rooms. i want -- i want justice for them >> reporter: weinstein has always maintained his innocence, pleading not guilty in both new york and l.a jury selection starts monday, fiv

we know janda harvey weinstein�*s behaviour.ed assault, gender number two, 23 old actress and aspiring screenwriter at the time of the assault, jane doe three, a massage therapist and jane doe number four, massage therapist and jane doe numberfour, an aspiring number four, an aspiring actress numberfour, an aspiring actress at the time of her alleged rates. mr thomson made quotes from wines den's accuses, i am shaking, being dragged into a bedroom. part of me thought i should make a run for it, that he has a big guy, said another. i was trying to convince him that nothing is going to happen, i was like, please, i have kids. harvey weinstein sat in court listening to all these quotes and descriptions of the assaults and rapes he is accused of without making a reaction. mr thomson told the court that each woman described abnormality in weinstein�*s genitalia resulting from surgery underwent in 1999 which led considerable scarring. this afternoon we have been hearing from mr workman, weinstein�*s lawyer, making the defending openin

i am interested in the politicians who took money from harvey weinstein.hat is your take on how much they knew and that would have you motivate them. >> i know hillary was warned by lena dunham. n hillary's person who she told that to, the press secretary, she claims she was never told that. the governor is one of the people who called harvey and one of the first clues he had who he'd raised several thousand dollars for. so did i dwell on talking to politicians, no but i had access to an amazing array of e-mails from pataki. i couldsh have talked to them ad d maybe i should have talked to them and said why did you do what you did, why did you continue to keep touch and that is a fair criticism that i could have done more than that. >> thank you. >> the boss asked a question. >> we were talking before about your efforts to interview all these conversations for your original profile but obviously you were interested in talking to him for the book. my question is now you've written about others, so many profiles for the magazine about a number. how important

well, if he is found _ harvey weinstein, peter?und guilty _ harvey weinstein, peter? well, if he is found guilty on - harvey weinstein, peter? well, if he is found guilty on all- harvey weinstein, peter? well, if he is found guilty on all 11 - if he is found guilty on all 11 charges this could result in a prison sentence of more than 100 years, so in effect it will be a life sentence on top of the more than 20—year sentence that he is, as you say, already serving. he is appealing that sentence in new york. he has pleaded not guilty to these charges here in los angeles. very similar charges, 11 and all stemming from the claims of five women who say that they were assaulted by the former film producerfrom 2004 were assaulted by the former film producer from 2004 to 2013. this is going to be quite a long trial, a jury selection started in the past two hours, that process in itself would take a few weeks. the trial itself isn't going to come to a conclusion until the end of december.— conclusion until the end of december. ., ~ , ., , d

. >> disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein facing a new trial. governor newsom's wife is expected to testify. we'll explain her connection to the case. >>> and, ready, set, vote. the primary is just weeks away and voting polls are already open in one bay area city. some of you may have gotten your ballots in the mail, too. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >>> a very good tuesday morning. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm kris sanchez. marcus washington has the day off. a nice cool forecast. will it stay that way for everybody? >> the valleys are still warming up. we've seen a wide range in temperatures anywhere from 50s to 90. that's with a we'll see again today as we take a live look outside in san francisco waking up and heading out to another foggy morning. in fact, the visibility pretty low in parts of the north bay, up around santa rosa. visibility about three-quarters of a mile and the same around napa. elsewhere that fog building for the south county and will continue to most likely lower that vis

female journalists uncovered the weinstein story.the search for the truth is being featured in a new film. >> these young women walked into what they believed were business meetings. >> how taking a hard look at itself. >> the film spoke to me as being full of women being heroic. the survivors, witnesses. >> i am an investigative reporter for the new york times. >> before 2017, harvey weinstein was one of hollywood's most influential figures. ashley judd and other women went on record for the first time about the harassment and abuse they have endured. the article was a turning point. numerous stars denounced sexual abuse. it's important we'll talk -- we all talk and support each other and people understand is wrong. many men did not understand it wawrong. >> more and more women showed solidarity where 82 filmmakers and actresses made a statement against silence. in 2020, harvey weinstein was found guilty and sentenced to 23 years in prison, among other felonies, for rate. now he is on trial for more sexual assault allegations. the #

and weinstein has never admitted any wrong doing.ork. if convicted, this could add significant prison time to the man who once dominated hollywood. brianna? >> his attorney making it clear they'll be trying to put some of the victims on trial. thank you. >>> is there something out there? nasa announcing the team who will spend the next nine months studying ufos. and this -- >>> you can tell rolling stone magazine that my last words were -- i'm on drugs! >> cameron crowe won an oscar for his screen play "almost famous". it's now a broadway musical. he joins us ahead. (music) ...innovation... (music) ...discovery? or simply stability... ...security... ...protection? you shouldn't have to choose. (music) gold. your strategic advantage. (music) visit goldhub.com. i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. (vo) with their verizon private 5g network, associed british ports c

her lawyer says weinstein assaulted ms. newsom during a purported business meeting that turned out to be a trap weinstein has pleaded not guilty to 11 charges of rape and sexual assault involving ms. newsom and four other women in 2020 he was convicted in a separate case in new york but has since been granted an appeal >>> also tonight, an update on a story we have been closely following. nearly a month after a boil water notice was lifted in jackson, mississippi residents there say they still can't drink the water and are now facing sky-high water bills zinhle essamuah on the growing outage >> reporter: for virginia evans the water crisis in jackson didn't just start. she's been struggling to fully pay her water bill for six years >> i went to the water company and they were unable to give me any information. there's nothing they could do to help me. >> reporter: evans says she stopped getting bills for 11 months when she finally received one in 2017, costs accumulated. she says to roughly $6,000 >> what do you use the wat

and among those testifying against weinstein is jennifer newsom. >> jennifer newsom is a documentaryr but was also an actress for seven years between 2002 and 2011. her testimony isn't just evidence, they say, it's significant for all the women that were victims of rape and sexual harassment. california's first partner is taking the stand against the once-powerful producer, harvey weinstein. >> she isn't balking. she says this happened to me. it was wrong. i stand up for myself and i'm here to tell the truth. so i think that is impactful to the jury. >> reporter: weinstein is already serving a 23-year prison term after a convection in new york, a case he's appealing. and now a second trial in l.a. where he faces 11 counts of rape and sexual assault involving the wife of california's governor, jennifer newsom. mrs. newsom is a leader in a trial where women are standing up for women. >> is it because she's married to the governor? maybe. or is it because in her own right she was a successful actress, a successful film maker, a successful business person, and right now as the governor's

harvey weinstein goes on trial again in los angeles.e the most powerful and influential man in hollywood, the 70-year-old is serving time in jail in new york after being convicted of sex crimes. this monday, weinstein faces 11 more charges including rape. former hollywood movie moguls exposure is a sex criminal marks the start of the #metoo movement. eric, good evening. another wave of accusations against harvey weinstein. >> there is no shortage. among the more than 90 that came in after the initial revelations about half a decade ago that really exposed him, they have picked five women's nightmarish experiences within, or, alleged experiences, and there are 11 counts. four counts are raped, the other seven are various types of sexual assault. they are currently picking the jury pool, which is expected to last two weeks. the trial is expected to last eight weeks. weinstein could face as much as 135 years in prison. he is already prison -- already in prison now, convicted of two assaults and rapes in new york city two years ago. he has

harvey weinstein has pled not guilty.tion were consensual and he is strongly denying the allegations against him. we'll hear from those women, they will be referred to in court as jane doe, not their real names. and this trial will also hear from other women who say they too were victims of sexual assault at the hands of harvey weinstein. this is likely to be quite a long trial. thejury selection, which isjust getting under way, could take a couple of weeks. we don't expect the trial itself to finish until december. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: are plummeting roller coasters causing the new iphone to activate its crash detection system? parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life, but in the marina area where most of the damage was done, they're more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he has gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20—pound bomb exploded

then harvey weinstein will walk free. all right. as got to, we have about 40 seconds left for you to tell us whether at the impact of the me to movement is also being felt in hollywood itself. the practices that are going on there? yes, i think the impacts been tremendous over the last 5 years since the start of the a. me to movement. and we seen incredible changes. i think the, the sort of culture of the casting couch that harvey weinstein personified. i'm has been abolish. and i think it would be impossible, really in the structure now to have another, a man like harvey weinstein being so dominant, so abusive within the system. and that said, i think the sort of broader goals of the me to movement for real gender equity. and for real equity in access equal access to opportunities and economic use within the industry for men and women, i think they're, they're still a lot of progress. so it k did other eucharist, their culture correspondence guide rocks through there. thank you so much. it is a reminder of our top story for you. br

weinstein knows what we're doing. every call you make is being recorded. hello.now if i could do this. he kills the story every time. we're not gonna let that happen. i'll go on the record. this is all gonna come out. discomfort back there? instead of using aloe, or baby wipes, or powders, try the cooling, soothing relief or preparation h. because your derriere deserves expert care. preparation h. get comfortable with it. graham won't be forced to testify before a georgia grand jury just yet. supreme court justice clarence thomas putting a temporary hold on a lower court order that would have required graham to testify about efforts to overturn georgia's 2020 presidential election results. the freeze is likely an administrative maneuver meant to give the supreme court justices a little more time to examine the dispute. joining me to discuss defense attorney shan wu. the reason this kams from justice thomas is because he oversees this lower court. is there anything unusual here? >> well, what's unusual is his failure to recuse. i mean, this has been talked about e

he called jane doe 4, "just another bimbo who slept with weinstein "to get ahead in hollywood" weinsteinefence statement and returned to the defence table. as you said, harvey weinstein has pleaded not guilty to all the 11 charges he faces, including four of rape. they carry a maximum sentence of up to 140 years. he's also appealing his 2020 conviction for rape and sexual assault in new york. the highest court in the state of new york has said it will hear that case. it should get under way next year it should get under way next year so this case is critical, really — if he is successful in his appeal in new york, this case in la will determine whether or not he walks free. the ethiopian government official andrew to meet rebels in south africa two and a civil war that has been raging for two years. the tops of the first formal attempt to bring peace to the northern region. fighting has been intensifying in recent weeks with reports of civilians are facing a dire humanitarian situation. a funeralfor a humanitarian situation. a funeral for a 12—year—old girl sexually abused, turgid and mo

. >>> weinstein sequel. the disgraced movie mogul returns to los angeles, facing a new sex crimes trial. >>> and later, carly simon's sorrow. the singer pays tribute to her two sisters, both women dying from cancer one day apart. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us on this sunday. we begin tonight with the fast-approaching midterm elections. both parties are pressing hard to show why they deserve your vote. democrats focused on their legislative accomplishments, republicans on the economy and crime. at stake, both houses of congress. votes are already being cast in many states across the country in person and by mail. cbs's christina ruffini leads us off tonight from the white house. christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. well, after a quiet weekend at home in delaware, president biden will head to pennsylvania this week and florida the next as we come into the home stretch of this contentious midterm

harvey weinstein has pled not guilty.ers with women in question were consensual and he is strongly denying the allegations against him. we'll hear from those women, they will be referred to in court as jane doe, not their real names. and this trial will also hear from other women who say they too were victims of sexual assault at the hands of harvey weinstein. this is likely to be quite a long trial. the jury selection, which is just getting under way, could take a couple of weeks. we don't expect the trial itself to finish until december. anti—government protests in iran have entered their fourth week. and the unrest appears to be spreading, as workers in the crucial oil industry have come out on strike. the protests erupted after the death of 22—year—old masa amini, who'd been arrested by the morality police. thousands have been detained and dozens killed. meanwhile, iran's head ofjudiciary has said he is ready to negotiate with anyone who has any legitimate grievances. the bbc�*s rana rahimpour has the latest. some of

harvey weinstein's los angeles trial began today. the former movie mogul is facing. >> several allegations of assault and that reportedly includes one from governor newsom's wife for porter. alina abovian has the latest. >> hi there. that's reght. the people versus harvey weinstein kicks off today here in los angeles. now today is a very important today because jury selection is taking place and these people will ultimately be deciding his fate if he is convicted on charges here in los angeles. well, it's an additional 135 years for harvey weinstein. an addition to the 23 year sentence. he is now serving in new york. now he was extradited here to los angeles this week to be part of to be part of the jury selection happening this weekend. it's possible he just might make a court appearance this week. he has pled not guilty and maintains that all of his interactions with these women were consensual. the ex movie producer is now facing about 11 counts of assault made by 5 women. these women are claiming they were assaulted sexually at v

the judge ruled yesterday weinstein's lawyers can talk about the email. siebel newsom sent to weinstein, but the judge ruled the defense cannot discuss the reason behind the email which was related to an affair. newsom had in 2005 with an aide weinstein is already serving a 23 year prison sentence for rape and assault conviction in new york. still ahead, warning for chocolate chip cookie lovers. why nestle toll house is recalling batches of their cookie dough and which ones are affected. >> and students and faculty member shot with paint in the south bay middle school where the search stands for the suspect tonight. >> to the south bay police in san jose say someone shot paint at willow. glen middle school kron four's charles clifford has details. well, here in san jose would appear that someone has been driving around the willow glen neighborhood recently firing paint at people and buildings. >> and on monday, they may have attacked the middle school. according to the san jose police department on monday, multiple students and at least one faculty member

more than 100 women have accused weinstein of sexual misconduct going back decades. if convicted on all charges, will face a life sentence. >>> memorial for merced family kidnapped and killed. tragedy captivating people in central valley and beyond, hosted by the sacramento sikh community. earlier today, man accused of kidnapping and killing family of four faced judge first time. jesus salgado appeared, charged of kidnapping 8-month-old and the family against their will from trucking company last monday. bodies were discovered wednesday in rural orchard. his arraignment was continued until thursday. brother alberto salgado was arrested last thursday as an accomplice. >>> still waiting for answers and explanation. why did the bikini clad woman jump out of san jose fire truck and into a strip club? the city of san jose says the investigation is in initial stages. video has gotten tens of thousands of views on social media. here it is. fire department yet to comment. what's the truth here? benefit of doubt would suggest the fire crew was responding to medical call at pi

harvey weinstein has pleaded not guilty.h women in question were consensual and that he is strongly denying the allegations against him. we will hearfrom allegations against him. we will hear from those women, they will be referred to in court as jane doe, not their real names. the trial will also hear from other real names. the trial will also hearfrom other women real names. the trial will also hear from other women who say they were victims of sexual assault at the hands of harvey weinstein. this is likely to be quite a long trial. thejury selection, which isjust selection, which is just getting selection, which isjust getting under way, could take a number of weeks. we don't expect the trial itself to finish until december. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: are plummeting rollercoasters causing the new iphone to activate its crash detection system 7 parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life, but in the marina area where most of the damage was done, the

the judge ruled weinstein's lawyers can talk about the email that siebel newsom sent to weinstein. judge ruled the defense cannot discuss the reason behind the email which was related to an affair that newsom had in 2005 with an 8 weinstein is already serving a 23 year prison sentence for rape and assault conviction in new york. coming up next, a pilot passes out in mid-flight and nearly dies but survives. >> thanks to his passengers. quick thinking actions. he's now speaking out about the ordeal and why he says he's ready to take off again. r internet isn't ideal. dad made the brillant move to t us t-mobile home internet. hich... have to share our signal with e entire neighborhood. ah, now we do some weird ings to get our speeds. ll..... i'up. 'mon kids. is sucks. ll if you just itch maybe you n't have to be vampires. oa... kay, yikes. sorry, i wasn't thinking. , uh, don'really e the v word. at's kind of insensitive. prefer pro-lunar. s, much better. okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research,

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and to establish or demonstrate the harm harvey weinstein had a penchant for.spiring screenwriter at the time the alleged assault, jane doe three was a massage therapist and jane doe four was a young aspiring actress of the time of her alleged rape. 0pening statements by making quotes from harvey weinstein�*s accuses, i'm shaking having been dragged into the bedroom and part of me was thinking i should just make a run for it, but he is a big guy, said another. i was trying to convince them that nothing was going to happen, housing please, have kids. harvey weinstein said in court this and all these quotes and descriptions of the assaults and rapes that he is accused of without making any reaction and mr thompson told the court that each woman would be able to describe abnormalities in his genitalia, resulting from surgery he underwent a 1999 which left considerable scarring. this afternoon, we talking about the works meant and making the defendant opening statement, two of the alleged victims made up the accusations and to others said had what he called transac

. >>> jury selection continues today in the sex crimes trial of harvey weinstein weinstein appeared in a l.a. courtroom where he faces charges of sexual assault which involve five women one of the women testifying is california governor newsom's wife, jennifer newsom. in a statement, her lawyer says she wants some measure of justice for survivors. weinstein has always maintained his innocence, pleading not guilty both in l.a. and in new york where he was convicted and sentenced to 23 years in prison for rape weinstein is appealing his new york conviction. >>> over the weekend, boaters were saved from shark-infested waters in louisiana. this daring rescue was caught on camera the coast guard came across a real-life jaws moment while searching for a missing fishing crew after their boat sank miles off the shore. two of the boaters were found fending off sharks before being pulled to safety the other was airlifted by helicopter officials report all three are safe he and in stable condition after being taken to a nearby hospital >> terrifying. >>> let's turn to nbc meteorologist michelle g

and allen weinstein had access to all the fbi files, to all the defense files. to all of that kind of material. is the first, person a spent years and years writing this book, perjury. and simply based on what he was able to generate from the trial itself, he felt pretty conclusively that was alger hiss indeed guilty. >> -- weinstein was a writer, a yale graduate, yale historian who >> hello, we're here today to >> allen weinstein was a writer, a yale graduate, y'all historian who wrote the book, perjury. about the alger hiss trial. it was a sensation in its day in the 1970s. because everybody thought he was going to prove that alger hiss was, in fact, innocent. and it proved just the opposite. allen weinstein went on to positions ahead of the national archives in washington for many years. and then continue to write about the trial. and he wrote about a trial called hidden woods, which was also a sensation. in about 2000, that book came out. that book came out, which was part of my research, which included two critical elements in the alger hiss story, the alge

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harvey weinstein has pled not guilty.sual and he is strongly denying the allegations against him. we'll hear from those women, they will be referred to in court as jane doe, not their real names. and this trial will also hear from other women who say they too were victims of sexual assault at the hands of harvey weinstein. this is likely to be quite a long trial. thejury selection, which isjust getting under way, could take a couple of weeks. we don't expect the trial itself to finish until december. still to come. a royal takeover, the prince and princess of wales present a special edition of the bbc newsbeat to mark world mental health day. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life, but in the marina area where most of the damage was done, they're more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he has gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20—pound bomb exploded on the